Microbiome for
In the intestines of pets, there are hundreds of different types of bacteria and other microorganisms, collectively known as the intestinal microbiota. A diverse and balanced intestinal microbiome is essential for the digestion and absorption of nutrients in pets. Each microbial community in the intestines plays a crucial role in the pet's body, so a healthy intestinal microbiota is very important for overall well-being and longevity.
If some key beneficial microorganisms are absent or not maintained in adequate quantities in the microbiome of pets, it can lead to an imbalanced gut environment, ultimately causing health issues such as inflammation in pets. Persistent inflammation can lead to chronic conditions like inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), skin troubles, immune system reactions, diabetes, and even conditions like depression.
Gut-Morning Pet Microbiome Test is a convenient way to assess your pet's overall health at home. NGS analysis detects the entire gut ecosystem of your pet, providing comprehensive insights. It can help pets experiencing health issues restore microbial balance, and if specific harmful bacteria are abundant, we recommend veterinary consultation or suggest products for improvement.
In a healthy cat's gut, a diverse array of thousands of species of microorganisms forms a balanced microbiome. However, factors such as breeding environment, improper lifestyle habits, dietary changes, and antibiotics can disrupt this balance. When beneficial bacteria necessary for health are not abundant enough or harmful bacteria proliferate excessively, the gut's essential functions are compromised, potentially leading to disease in cats.
Probiotics for pets contain beneficial bacteria that can temporarily alleviate some digestive symptoms. However, they are often insufficient to resolve gut imbalances and improve the long-term gut environment.
Incrob Boulardii Pro helps maintain gut health by eliminating excessive harmful bacteria and promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria. It supports the diversity and balance of gut microbiota.
Gut-Morning Pet Microbiome Test helps restore the diversity and balance of gut microbiota, enabling your cat to live a longer, happier life.
A healthy diet is the best way to manage your cat's gut microbiota.
The food that a cat eats influences its digestive process and affects what microorganisms thrive in its gut.
For example, some commercial pet foods are highly processed and contain a lot of carbohydrates, which promote the growth of certain gut microbial communities that thrive on carbohydrates.
When certain microorganisms proliferate excessively, they can displace other important microorganisms and reduce diversity.
Additionally, some carbohydrate-loving microbial communities are associated with excessive inflammation, which can cause health problems for cats.
A balanced diet should contain over 40% protein on a dry matter basis and include other nutritional elements such as healthy whole grains and fermented foods.
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