7 Signs Your Dog Has Yeast (And How To Help)

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7 Signs Your Dog Has Yeast (And How to Help)

1. Your dog's paws smell like corn chips

That smell has a name: Malassezia. It's a yeast that naturally lives in your dog. When it grows out of control, it smells like corn-chips.

2. Their ears keep getting gunky

You clean them. They fill back up. Very common sign of yeast, can be helped with microbiome supplements.

3. Red or light brown patches in their fur

Most often between the toes, around the mouth, and in the skin folds.

4. They can't stop licking their paws or scratching their skin

Licking and itching brings brief relief. But moisture helps yeast grow. The solution is aiding their natural balance of yeast & bacteria.

5. BetterBlend® supports normal yeast balance everywhere

BetterBlend® has 2 billion good bacteria and 6 digestive enzymes.

The bacteria support the natural balance of yeast everywhere. And the enzymes help break down food, leaving less undigested food for yeast.

"Really good for my English Bulldog. No more licking paws or shaking of the head. Although the pills are big he eats them easily within his food." — Abby

6. Safe for sensitive dogs. No nasties whatsoever

No brewer's yeast. No chicken. No beef. No grains. No fillers. Non-GMO.

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🐶 Suitable for all breeds, all sizes, all ages

“My rescue pup has allergies to everything. This is the only supplement she’s ever tolerated. No flare-ups, and she actually thinks they’re treats!” – Lindsay, Verified Buyer

8. 100% No Questions Asked Money Back Guarantee

Dealing with your dog's ears and skin is not easy, but we’re confident BetterBlend® will help your dog.

So we offer a 100% 90-day, risk-free guarantee.

If for any reason you’re not happy with the results, simply let us know, and we’ll give you a full refund!

Loved by 43,795 dogs (and their parents)

Until Pick Peanut,

nothing made a difference.

“We have been using Pick Peanut since 2023 and haven't had to visit the vet once for her paws. The licking has stopped completely and the discolouration has gone.”

Wilma Stout