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We analyzed your dog's gut sample, identifying the specific bacteria present and comparing them to a database of healthy dogs to provide actionable improvements for a healthier microbiome. Based on our analysis, here is what to focus on and how to improve your dog’s gut health.

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Central Focus

Reduce E. coli

Your pet's microbiome is imbalanced, and the central focus should be reducing E. coli.

E. coli is a diverse group of bacteria. Some are harmless; others can contribute to excess inflammation and poor health. When a dog has the quantity of E. coli that we found in your dog's sample, this indicates that the microbiome needs support. When this imbalance persists, it can lead to symptoms such as: diarrhea and soft stools, vomiting or reflux, excessive gas or bloating, reduced appetite or picky eating.

Recommendations

At Animal Biome, we have a uniquely deep understanding of the microbiome that allows us to develop impeccably formulated, pet-specific solutions to achieve balance and better health. Below, we’ve recommended the Animal Biome products that would be most beneficial for your pet's health.

Gut Rebuild for Dogs

(29)

Small Capsules (for dogs up to 20 lbs) | 60 count

$9500
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✓ Resolves both diarrhea and constipation for firm, healthy poops

✓ Restores gut function with precision dog-specific probiotics

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Gut Restore for Dogs

(425)

Small Capsules (for dogs up to 20 lbs) | 60 count

$12500
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✓ Reduces digestive symptoms by addressing their root cause
✓ Restores microbiome balance with billions of dog-specific microbes

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Check if recommendations change based on current symptoms

These recommendations are based on your pet’s Bacterial Breakdown. However, since their health may have shifted since the sample was taken, please check if these recommendations change based on their current symptoms. This ensures the most accurate, personalized path to lasting wellness.

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Our Microbiome Health Advisors are specially trained to collaborate with you, taking your pet’s symptoms, sensitivities, and preferences into account, to create a personalized action plan. 

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Combine Animal Biome’s microbiome insights with the expertise of your veterinarian to develop a strategy for reducing symptoms by rebalancing the microbiome.

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More Background

An E. coli overgrowth is not the fault of the pet parent; it’s simply an indicator that we can take steps to improve the microbiome. And Animal Biome is here to help!

Why Does Your Pet Have an E. Coli Overgrowth?

It’s difficult to identify the exact path that led to your pet's microbiome to this particular point, but any of these reasons could have played a role.

Possible reasons
  • Antibiotic use: E. coli bacteria are more resilient against antibiotics than most gut bacteria, so antibiotics can eliminate many of the healthy microbes and give E. coli an opportunity to flourish. 
  • Poor microbiome transfer from the mom: Dogs receive their initial gut microbiome from their mom. If her microbiome was imbalanced, or if your dog was separated too early, he may have started off with an imbalance that can be difficult to grow out of. 
  • Diet: Though it’s less common than the two reasons above, in rare cases, a dog may eat something (approved or not) that introduces E. coli into their digestive tract.

Rationale for Recommendations

Based on decades of research and dozens of published studies, we’ve developed a deep understanding of the nature of your pet's microbiome imbalance, why it matters, and what steps you can take daily to support your pet's health long-term.

Reduce E.coli

In very small quantities, E. coli can be a relatively harmless member of the microbiome. But when its numbers grow out of control, inflammation can get out of hand, increasing the risk for a range of symptoms, particularly related to digestion and skin. 

In addition to contributing to excess inflammation, having too much E. coli also means that there is not enough space for critical healthy microbes. This comes with its own negative effects on digestion, skin, and more. 

By taking steps to reduce E. coli, inflammation in the digestive tract can be reduced.