3 months to a balanced gut, and a dog without itch, ear infections, allergies, or digestive issues.
The gut is responsible for about 80% of your bully's immune system.
In 90 days you'll have ended symptoms caused by a damaged gut. And because of the education you'll receive, you'll know more about how to prevent them next time than 99% of people on earth.
As a typical bulldog owner, you've done several rounds of antibiotics, steroids, pills, shots, tried every food on the aisle, and the itch is still there. 🙄
Without a root-cause solution, it'll be there tomorrow, too.
Your dog should not be sick. With some simple tweaks, a little diligence, and bit of knowledge, you can change that, for good.
On top of our 90-day money back guarantee, we are working directly with a team of pet nutritionists that have used this exact system to help cure thousands of other dogs in the past decade.
Wild Biome is great for any dog who suffers from chronic/consistent skin, ear, digestive or allergy issues. These are all very common symptoms of one root cause, but most are treated independently by practitioners.
Though Wild Biome specifically aims to help dogs with these issues, most dogs will benefit from a detox of yeast from the gut along with a repopulation of good bacteria. Some dogs we cannot help because of the high-fat nature of the detox process: those diagnosed with pancreatitis, heart issues, liver disease and cancer.
In the Itch Free In 3 Course, you'll get personalized nutritionist support:
In addition, Wild Biome provides support in five crucial areas of health: digestion, energy, immunity, gut health, and skin health. When a gut microbiome is detoxed of excessive, and body-harming yeast, the associated symptoms decrease. These symptoms include the following:
Ear infections | Excessive scratching | Excessive licking | Head shaking | Corn-chip smelling paws | Hot spots | Tear staining/constantly weepy eyes | Dark, rust-red hair between toes and on face | Skin lesions | Loose stools | Diarrhea | Vomiting | Bloody stools | Gas | Bloating | Bad smell and greasy hair (seborrhea) | Indigestion | Speckles on underbelly | Excessive shedding.
Though we cannot guarantee complete resolution of all these issues, we do guarantee your satisfaction with our product for any money spent during the first 90 days after initial purchase.
Many different factors can influence how Wild Biome affects your dog. These include how closely you stick to the advised timeline of the process, the consistency of your administration, whether or not your dog sitter feeds your dog non-approved treats while you're on vacation, and your dog's health prior to starting Wild Biome. All this impacts how soon you’ll see Wild Biome's benefits and how noticeable they’ll be.
Some customers notice improvements in as little as a few weeks, but most report marked improvements around the 3-months.
Some dog's may take longer, but we're with you all the way. You'll have access to our team of pet nutritionists for any and all questions throughout your subscription with us. Every dog's body reacts uniquely to Wild Biome, and we're determined to find whatever approach yields total health.
Your dog's health is our priority. If you don't find that your dog's health improves during your time on in the Course and while successfully using our products, we'll refund any money you spent with us within 90 days of your initial purchase.
The first product you'll use (during the first month only) is our MCT-3 Oil. It is a coconut-based oil which you can either pump (like a soap dispenser) onto your dog's food, or pour into a teaspoon provided, then pour onto the food.
The second product is our DT-Synbiotic 1 - a prebiotic/probiotic/enzyme blend. It is a powder that you'll pour directly into your dog's food using a teaspoon provided.
There are certain ingredients in medications and supplements that greatly inhibit the effectiveness of Wild Biome. When completing your post-purchase questionnaire, we'll ask about those medications and supplements, and let you know which may delay or nullify any progress.
Most medications are just fine, but many supplements contain adverse ingredients. We'll work with you to determine what your dog can safely continue with during the Wild Biome process - particularly the first three months of administration. If all goes well, you may not have much use for those medications and supplements in a few months.
Two major ways.
Firstly, most other probiotic supplements don't take into account an overgrowth of yeast. When you pile probiotics on top of excess yeast, it's a bit like spreading grass seed on a field of weeds. We take the time and steps necessary to clear out excess yeast before packing in the good bacteria, which can then thrive without much competition.
The second way we are different is the actual probiotic: DTS1 is powerful stuff. Most other companies claim a high number of CFU's (colony-forming units) because it's true. What is a bit misleading is how many of those bacteria actually make it to the colon. Weak probiotics tend to die on their way to the colon. Ours does not. Each and every one of our 10 billion certified-shelf-stable CFU's per gram will make it through your dog's digestive system, and into to the gut microbiome.
Short answer: no. If you were to commit to feeding your dog the proper nutrition, and never again slipping into the table-scraps mentality, your dog's microbiome would continue thriving, and yeast cells would continue to be a foreign minority. With modern life, however, we find this to be a bit tricky, time consuming, and stress-inducing. A much easier method is to simply continue with Wild Biome. Maintaining health in this way is easy and affordable (#vetbills), while overhauling is not.
Wild Biome is safe for most dogs. However, there are some cases in which Wild Biome can actually be dangerous to your dog's health, specifically if your dog has been diagnosed with any of the following: pancreatitis, heart issues, liver disease, cancer. If your dog has been diagnosed with one or more of these conditions, please consult us, we still want to help you by finding you the right pet nutritionist to guide you through a more hands-on protocol.
