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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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Reduce Harmful Bacteria

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

The microbiome contains many different types of bacteria; some support health, while others can disrupt the gut environment when present in large quantities. In your dog’s microbiome, we identified elevated levels of potentially harmful bacteria that may interfere with normal digestive balance and contribute to microbiome instability.

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More Background

High levels of potentially harmful bacteria indicate that your pet’s microbiome needs additional support. And Animal Biome is here to help!

Causes of Elevated Harmful Bacteria

The microbiome is influenced by many factors throughout a pet’s life, and changes often happen gradually.

Possible reasons

Antibiotic exposure: Antibiotics can kill the good bacteria along with the bad, and sometimes these changes can be long-lasting.
Diet and lifestyle factors: Nutrition quality, treat variety, stress levels, and environmental exposures can all subtly influence microbial composition
Aging and long-term health stress: Early signs of reduced resilience may emerge with advanced age or prolonged stress.

Rationale for Recommendations

Based on decades of research and dozens of published studies, we’ve developed a deep understanding of what a healthy dog microbiome looks like. We know that the microbiome plays a critical role in long-term digestive and overall health.

Reduce Harmful Bacterial Overgrowth

When potentially harmful bacteria become elevated, the microbiome loses beneficial bacteria that help maintain a stable gut environment. Supporting the microbiome involves both reducing harmful bacterial pressure and helping beneficial microbes re-establish their populations

Gut Restore is designed to help replenish beneficial bacteria, reinforce microbial balance, and support a more resilient microbiome. By supporting the restoration of key bacterial groups, Gut Restore helps to reduce symptoms and promote long-term gut health.

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