Sustain from Vetplus uniquely brings together two licensed probiotics to enhance the digestive and immune health of dogs. Within a dog's intestines, trillions of beneficial bacteria, or gut microbiota, work to fend off harmful organisms. By supplying probiotics, or these beneficial bacteria, we can bolster the dog's natural defences. Sustain is distinct in offering a combination of two such beneficial probiotics, aiming to optimally support a dog's health. Key Benefits

The importance of the protective GAG layer lining the dogs bladder is increasingly being recognised. However some dogs have a predisposed inability to produce the critical N.Acetyl D-Glucosamine which is a precursor for GAGs.Instructions: Initially administer two capsules per day (one morning and one evening) for three - four weeks and then one capsule per day thereafter. Feline idiopathic cystitis is a complex syndrome. Environmental and physiological factors are thought to play a role and the condition has been linked to stress. Breakdown and loss of the glycosaminoglycan layer and tight junctions in the bladder, can complicate and exacerbate the condition significantly. Management involves a Canine Cystaid is a feed supplement that provides N.Acetyl D-Glucosamine in a convenient easy to administer sprinkle capsules. Cystaid is not a cure for cystitis but a supplement to support bladder health. It's always important to seek veterinary advice if your dog is showing signs of urinary problems. Some breeds of dog are prone to bladder problems such as Dalmatians, but all dogs can develop bladder problems at any age.

Canine Cystaid works by supporting the production of glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) in the bladder. GAGs are a type of molecule that forms a protective layer lining the bladder wall. This layer is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the bladder wall and preventing harmful substances in the urine from causing damage. Canine Cystaid can be used to treat flare ups of cystitis, or can be given as a maintenance treatment for susceptible dogs and has been recommended by veterinary specialists for managing chronic haematuria and cyclophosphamide induced cystitis.

These beneficial bacteria counteract potential disease-causing micro-organisms by competing for resources. The easiest way to help your dog avoid bladder problems is to maintain a healthy, balanced diet and a good water intake.