Prebiotics & Probiotics for Dogs & Cats
Prebiotics & Probiotics for Dogs & Cats
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The Wonderfur Company Prebiotics & Probiotics is a veterinarian-formulated daily gut supplement for dogs and cats, made in Australia and supplied in a 150 g tin. Each gram delivers 180 million CFU from 9 probiotic strains — including Lactobacillus acidophilus, L. rhamnosus and Bifidobacterium bifidum — alongside inulin from chicory root as a prebiotic and a blend of 7 digestive enzymes.
It's a fine, unflavoured powder you simply sprinkle over meals, so it works with raw, fresh, wet or dry diets. Grain-free, lactose-free and non-GMO, it's designed to support digestive balance, stool quality and nutrient absorption — a useful addition for pets with sensitive tummies, or during diet changes, travel, boarding and other stressful periods.
Three Layers of Gut Support in One Scoop
- Probiotics — 9 strains of beneficial bacteria that help maintain a balanced gut microbiome
- Prebiotic — inulin from chicory root, a plant fibre that feeds the good bacteria so they can establish and thrive
- Digestive enzymes — help break down protein, carbohydrates, fats and fibre, supporting nutrient absorption
Ingredients & Key Benefits
Probiotics (180 million CFU/g): Lactobacillus acidophilus, L. casei, L. salivarius, L. plantarum, L. rhamnosus, L. brevis, Bifidobacterium bifidum, B. lactis, Streptococcus thermophilus
Prebiotic: Inulin (chicory root extract)
Digestive enzymes: Protease, amylase, cellulase, hemicellulase, lipase, papain, bromelain
Key Benefits:
- Helps support digestive health and a balanced gut microbiome
- Helps support healthy stool quality and reduce stool odour
- Supports pets with sensitive stomachs
- Supports digestion during diet changes, travel and stressful periods
- Helps support nutrient absorption
- Helps support immune function, much of which is linked to the gut
- Suitable for dogs and cats of all ages, breeds and sizes
- Grain-free, lactose-free, non-GMO, with no artificial flavours or preservatives
Feeding Guide & Storage
Sprinkle over your pet's food once daily. Mixes into wet food, dry food or water.
| Body Weight | Daily Amount |
|---|---|
| Under 5 kg | ½–1 scoop (0.5–1 g) |
| 5–15 kg | 1–2 scoops (1–2 g) |
| 15–30 kg | 2–3 scoops (2–3 g) |
| Over 30 kg | 3–4 scoops (3–4 g) |
1 scoop = 1 g (scoop included). Each 150 g tin contains around 150 scoops — roughly 5 months for a 5–15 kg dog at 1 scoop a day.
Storage & Handling
Probiotic powder is naturally sensitive to moisture — worth knowing in Singapore's humidity. Exposure to damp air or water can make the powder harden or form small clumps. This doesn't make it unsafe or less effective, but good handling keeps it free-flowing:
- Store in a cool, dry place, away from heat and humidity
- Close the lid tightly after each use and avoid leaving it open for long
- Always use a clean, completely dry scoop
- If your tin has a separate scoop tray, return the scoop to the tray rather than into the powder
- Never put a scoop that has touched food or water back into the tin
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it suitable for cats?
Yes — it's formulated for both dogs and cats. Most cats fall into the under-5 kg band (½–1 scoop daily). Because it's unflavoured, it's easy to mix into wet food for fussier cats.
Can I use it with a raw diet?
Yes. Sprinkle it over raw, fresh, wet or dry food — it works with any diet.
What's the difference between prebiotics and probiotics?
Probiotics are the beneficial bacteria themselves. Prebiotics are fibres, like inulin, that feed those bacteria. Having both in one formula means the good bacteria are supplied along with the food they need.
The powder has clumped — is it still okay to use?
Yes. Clumping is a natural reaction to moisture and doesn't mean the product is unsafe or ineffective. Break up the clumps with a clean, dry spoon and use as normal.
Does it contain dairy?
It's lactose-free, making it suitable for pets that don't tolerate lactose.
Can I give it if my pet is on medication or has a health condition?
Check with your veterinarian first, especially if your pet is on antibiotics, is pregnant or nursing, or has an ongoing medical condition.
