Three ingredients. Pumpkin, pumpkin seed, apple. That is the whole label on Native Pet Organic Pumpkin.
Who it suits
- Dogs whose vet said to add fiber to the bowl, for a touchy stomach or a diet plan.
- Owners who want a short, all-organic ingredient list.
- Dogs who eat whatever is in the bowl: it is a powder you sprinkle on his regular food.
Fiber for the bowl, with your vet's OK. Nothing else in the tub.
What is in it
Organic pumpkin, organic pumpkin seed and organic apple, as a powder. A simple fiber add-in made to go on his regular food. It is not a probiotic.
How to use it
- Ask your vet whether a fiber add-in fits, and how much.
- Sprinkle the powder on his food.
Follow the amount on the label unless your vet says otherwise.
The catch
The powder gets messy. Add a little moisture and mix it over the bowl, not the counter.
Skip it if
Skip these
- You want a chew. Try Nutri-Vet Pre & Probiotics Soft Chews.
- You want a probiotic. Native Pet Probiotic is a powder with six strains.
- His stomach is acting up. Ask your vet first. Blood in the stool, repeated vomiting or a dog who stops eating needs a visit, not a scoop.
Powder, chew or pumpkin, side by side: Native Pet vs Nutri-Vet vs Pumpkin. On a diet plan? See the weight management picks.
Verdict
If your vet said fiber, this is the short-label way to give it: three organic ingredients and a sprinkle on dinner.
