Digest Digestive Enzyme Subscription

Four Leaf Rover Digest (Copy) (Copy)
Four Leaf Rover Digest (Copy) (Copy)

Digest Digestive Enzyme Subscription

$28.99 every month

Four Leaf Rover Digest - Digestive Enzymes and Probiotics for Dogs

Indications:

Support for digestive issues and malabsorption problems such as IBD, Leaky gut, and acid reflux

Ingredients:

New Zealand Liver (Bovine, New Zealand Pancreas (Bovine), Organic Alfalfa Juice Powder, Betaine Hydrochloride, Organic Broccoli Sprout Powder, Bromelain, Invertase, Organic Nettle Leaf Powder, Ox Bile Powder, Papain, Cellulase, Bacillus coagulans, Bacillis subtilis blend (2 Billion CFU)

Directions:

Do not heat up or add to hot food (will destroy enzymes)

Add into food according to dog’s weight below:

1-30 lbs 1/4 tsp daily

31-60 lbs. 1/2 tsp daily

61-100 lbs 3/4 tsp daily

100+ lbs 1 tsp daily

1.3 oz (37g)


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