Proflax Yeast Supplements For Dogs

Proflax Yeast supplements for dogs work quickly and are highly effective. Our supplements target common yeast symptoms like skin issues, paw chewing, and ear infections by enhancing gut health and boosting immunity. Formulated with active ingredients and nourishing herbs, Proflax supplements help restore balance and vitality to your dog's system.

Proflax Yeast Bundles are a perfect solution to your dogs yeast problems. Choose from a mini bundle for mild yeast infection or a standard bundle for problematic yeast conditions. Packaged complete with the specific supplements and feeding guidelines. Bundles carry a 10% discount off individual products.

Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ

Are Proflax products approved by a qualified vet?

Yes. All Proflax Natural unique herbal supplement formulas have been approved by independent UK conventional and holistic vets who specialise in herbal medicine. 

How long does Proflax take to work?

As our ingredients are fresh, concentrated, active and in liquid form ready to add to food, they are absorbed immediately which means that the supportive health benefits can be seen in a matter of days in some dogs, but in others, it may take a little longer. However, from day 1 your dog will benefit from the specific support of your chosen product.

How do I use and store Proflax supplements and how long will they stay fresh?

Proflax oils need to be stored in the fridge once opened, and once opened, it will remain fresh for 12 weeks. Use within the expiry date shown on the packaging. Powder formulas have a 12 month total shelf life and tinctures and superchews a 24 month total shelf life all of which need to be stored in a dry, cool, moisture free environment.

Can Proflax supplements be fed to other animals?

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The recommendations on this site are offered as a guide to general health care for your dog and are not specifically diagnostic. Thus, it should never replace veterinary care where appropriate.