Review on Optimize Health with HDP 💪 Nupro Supplement Gold: Unleash Your Potential by Linda Porter

My American Staffordshire came to us with 2 different types of intestinal parasites and an ear infection. He is sensitive and gets diarrhea, constipation and skin rashes easily. He's also a farting machine. We love him and his goofy cute puppy antics, but my goodness he can clean up a room. The weird THRRRRRRRP sound of his fart would be funny if it didn't make you run the other way with tears in your eyes. Even if an 85-pound dog has diarrhea and you have to catch it with a less than 2ml plastic bag that protects your hand from a steaming, watery pile of liquid excrement, it doesn't matter how hard you think you are are . That's one of the great things about being a dog owner - they keep you humble. Anyway, after we cleaned them of parasites and infections, I fed my dogs mostly raw meat, sort of like a "paleo" dog diet. It really helped solve the methane problem our dear pup was having, but after one of us lost his job we couldn't afford the same diet anymore. We still feed our dogs the best food we can afford (Taste of the Wild, Canidae), but meat is no longer an important part of their diet. And so the farting started again. THHRRRPRPRRP. It was sad to see his confusion as we all ran away from him as he just gave us a loving hug and felt so relaxed that it all came out. Enter Nupro. 1.5 scoops per day, and his gas production is several times less than before. He still lets out audible cartoon-like farts, but the smell is bearable and sometimes even imperceptible. That's great! How did we go so long without this thing? It smells something like those powdered soup sachets you get with cheap instant noodles, but with a strong liver flavor. The description is worse than it smells, and my fiancé seems to like it (he likes instant ramen and doesn't know liver). However, with two large dogs, a 5 pound container will last about a month, with our farting dog getting daily doses and the other dog maybe getting it every other day. Our dogs don't like mixing it with food, preferring to mix it with some warm water, creating a thick slurry or paste that resembles a substance we never want to see come out of our dogs.