Bovine Colostrum Supplement for Dogs, Freeze-Dried Immune and Gut Support Powder, 60-Day Large Dog Supply

Give your dog focused gut and immune support through allergy season with freeze-dried bovine colostrum from grass-fed New Zealand cattle. The powder contains IgG and IgA immunoglobulins plus proline-rich polypeptide (PRP), which support a healthy gut and balanced immune response.

This 60-day large-dog supply fits a repeatable care routine. Give it at least 20 minutes before your dog's next meal, mixing it into a little broth or spring water if preferred.

Key Features

• A popular choice during allergy season, bovine colostrum can help relieve allergy symptoms and offers targeted seasonal support for itchy dogs.
• IgG and IgA immunoglobulins support a healthy gut and balanced immune response, bringing two related areas of canine wellbeing into one supplement routine.
• Proline-rich polypeptide (PRP) is known to help maintain a balanced immune response, supporting your dog's ongoing everyday wellness.
• The colostrum is freeze-dried rather than pasteurized to help maintain its beneficial immunoglobulins for gut and immune support.
• Collected from pasture-raised, grass-fed New Zealand cattle that are free from antibiotics and hormones, the powder has a clearly identified origin.
• Calves receive the colostrum exclusively for their first 12 hours, remain beside their mothers, and continue sharing it during collection for a considerate farming approach.

Specifications

• Form: Freeze-dried bovine colostrum powder.
• Source: Pasture-raised, grass-fed New Zealand cattle.
• Processing: Not pasteurized.
• Immunoglobulins: Contains IgG and IgA.
• Polypeptides: Contains proline-rich polypeptide (PRP).
• Supply option: 60 Day Large Dog Supply.
• Serving timing: Give at least 20 minutes before the next meal.
• Mixing: May be mixed into a little broth or spring water.
• Storage: Keep in a cool, dark place away from high temperatures; refrigeration is not required.
• Use period: May be given long term.

Dogs with beef or dairy sensitivities may still tolerate colostrum, but individual responses vary. Start with a very small amount or consult your veterinarian. Some dogs with lactose intolerance may tolerate it because colostrum contains much less lactose than milk.