Gut Health & Digestive Pet Food | Probiotic

Gut health and digestive pet food combines gently formulated diets with probiotic supplements to support everyday digestion in dogs and cats. Shop digestive-care cat food, sensitive skin and gut dog food and probiotics, delivered across Melbourne or ready for Click & Collect in Moorabbin.

What should you look for in a digestive-care diet?

• Highly digestible protein and a short, clear ingredient list.
• Fibre sources such as prebiotics or beet pulp that help support stool quality.
• Complete and balanced labelling for your pet's life stage, so it can be fed every day.
• Probiotics as a separate supplement if you'd rather not change food.

These are not prescription diets. If your pet has vomiting or diarrhoea lasting more than 24–48 hours, blood in their faeces, weight loss or lethargy, see your vet first.

How do you switch to a gut-friendly food?

1. Days 1–3: mix about 25% new food with 75% old food.
2. Days 4–6: move to a 50/50 mix.
3. Days 7–10: 75% new, then 100% if stools stay normal.

Pets with sensitive tummies may need the slower end of that range. Our guide to raw food for sensitive stomachs covers raw options too.

Brands we stock for gut health

Royal Canin Digestive Care wet and dry cat food, Black Hawk Healthy Benefits Sensitive Skin & Gut dry dog food, Big Dog probiotic powders for dogs and Protexin Veterinary Pro-Kolin + probiotic paste for dogs and cats. For dogs that need a gentler everyday diet, also browse our sensitive stomach dog food range.

Frequently asked questions

Do probiotics help dogs and cats with digestion?

Probiotics can help support a healthy balance of gut bacteria, particularly after a diet change or stress. They are not a treatment for illness, so ask your vet if digestive signs keep coming back.

Is digestive-care food the same as a prescription diet?

No. The foods in this collection are everyday diets and supplements. Prescription gastrointestinal diets are prescribed by a vet for diagnosed conditions.

When should I see a vet about my pet's stomach?

See your vet if vomiting or diarrhoea lasts more than 24–48 hours, if you notice blood, or if your pet stops eating, loses weight or seems flat. Puppies, kittens and senior pets should be checked sooner.

Can I feed a probiotic alongside my pet's usual food?

Yes, most probiotic powders and pastes are designed to be added to regular meals. Follow the dosing guide on the pack for your pet's weight.