Plentum unveils microbiome-focused dog health supplement

Pet wellness brand, Plentum, is looking to reshape the way consumers think about canine health with its Advanced K9 Microbiome Care supplement. The product offers a gut-centric approach to canine wellness, combining scientific research and ingredient innovation to support dogs’ longevity and overall well-being.

According to the company, the cornerstone of the new all-in-one supplement includes its patent-pending oral health postbiotic, alongside colostrum, omega-3s, and inulin.

It is designed to support 12 essential functions in dogs, focusing on oral health, gut health, and immune function. Plentum says its formulation works to disrupt oral biofilms by an average of 98%, offering a new level of efficacy in canine health supplements.

Microbiome-focused pet wellness

Plentum takes a “microbiome-first” approach to pet health, addressing the gut and oral microbiomes as crucial to a dog’s overall health. This approach goes beyond simply treating symptoms, focusing on the root causes of health issues.

By targeting the microbiomes directly, Plentum aims to deliver more meaningful results for pets.

Plentum also designed the offering with “high-quality ingredients” that underwent rigorous testing to ensure safety and efficacy. The supplements are National Animal Supplement Council-compliant and are free from fillers and artificial additives. 

The company maintains its focus on transparency and product integrity, with aims to meet high standards in the pet wellness industry.

Giving back to animal shelters

Plentum also supports animal shelters and rescue organizations across the US, contributing to the well-being of dogs in need and reinforcing its commitment to “improving the lives of all dogs, not just those of paying customers.”

Beyond its flagship product, Plentum spotlights that the company is working on a pipeline of new wellness solutions designed to further improve canine health. The upcoming products will include synbiotic blends, natural actives, and adaptogens, all aimed at raising the standards of pet care.