Twenty peer-reviewed studies now form the evidence base for plant-based canine nutrition. This review covers the gut microbiome catalogue, controlled feeding trials, short-chain fatty acid mechanisms, and population longevity data.
Why does what my dog eats matter as much as you say it does? Twenty years of canine nutrigenomics, and one new catalogue, give a real answer.
Most "ginseng for dogs" supplements use the wrong species. The science-led canine guide to Panax ginseng covers what ginsenosides really do, the canine RCT evidence in senior dogs, and why this Core adaptogen earns its place in PhytoPlus®.
Most herbs marketed as "adaptogens" are not. The science-led guide to adaptogens for dogs covers the six Core adaptogens, the three pharmacological criteria that separate real from marketed, and the canine RCT evidence behind ashwagandha, ginseng, and reishi.
Most dogs only receive supplements after a problem appears. But by then, the microbiome is already under strain. This guide explains why proactive dog health means gut-first — and how supporting the microbiome daily prevents issues before they start.
Most gut health supplements for dogs are built around a single probiotic strain and very little else.
This guide explains why that is not enough, and what effective microbiome supplementation actually requires.
