Could your dog’s gut be giving you signals you’ve missed?
Take the free Dog Gut Health Check™ and get a simple, personalised wellness profile based on what you’ve noticed about your dog.
Your dog can’t tell you what’s wrong. But they can show you patterns.
Everyday changes can be easy to overlook. Stool, appetite, gas, energy, skin and food response can all give you useful clues about your dog’s everyday wellbeing.
Stool changes
Consistency and frequency can tell you a lot about everyday digestion.
Tummy signals
Gas, tummy noises or occasional digestive upset may be worth noticing.
Food response
How your dog responds to food and routine changes can reveal patterns.
Skin & coat
Changes in skin or coat can be useful things to keep an eye on.
Appetite
Eating habits can change for many reasons, making patterns useful to track.
Everyday energy
Energy and behaviour can help you understand what is normal for your dog.
A simple check. A clearer picture.
No complicated forms. No medical jargon. Just a quick look at the everyday signals you've noticed.
Tell us about your dog
Add their name, breed and age so the experience feels personal.
Answer 10 questions
Answer based on what you've noticed recently. There are no trick questions.
See their profile
Get a simple score, key categories and useful next steps.
Let’s take a closer look.
Answer based on what you've noticed recently.
First, tell us a little about your dog.
How would you describe your dog's stool most of the time?
How often does your dog experience digestive upset?
How would you describe gas or tummy noises?
How does your dog generally respond to their current food?
How is your dog's appetite?
How would you describe your dog's skin and coat?
How is your dog's everyday energy?
What happens when your dog's food or routine changes?
How consistent has your dog's digestion been recently?
Overall, how would you describe your dog's digestive wellbeing?
Your dog's profile is ready.
Enter your details to save your check and view your personalised results.
Your Gut Health Profile
Your results are based on the answers you provided.
Know the signals. Build better habits.
The 14-Day Dog Gut Health Reset™ gives you a simple structure for paying attention to everyday routines and digestive patterns.
Dog Gut
Health Reset™ Simple • Practical • Educational
Less guessing. More noticing.
Dog Gut Health is about helping you understand the everyday patterns that make up your dog's normal — so you can notice when something changes.
It isn't about diagnosing your dog. It's about becoming more informed and more observant.
Better dog health starts with better information.
Simple guides to help you understand everyday digestive wellbeing.
What does healthy dog poop actually look like?
A practical look at one of the easiest everyday signals to notice.
Read the guide →7 everyday signs your dog's digestion may be unsettled
Small changes can be easy to overlook. Here's what to watch.
Read the guide →How to change your dog's food without disrupting their routine
Why gradual changes can make a difference to everyday digestion.
Read the guide →Good questions are worth asking.
Here's what you need to know before taking the check.
No. It is an educational wellness assessment based on the information you provide. It cannot diagnose a medical condition or replace veterinary advice.
Most people can complete the check in around two minutes.
An approximate age is completely fine.
You'll receive a simple score, an overall profile and a breakdown across several everyday wellbeing categories.
It is a practical educational routine designed to help you pay closer attention to everyday habits, routines and digestive patterns.
If your dog has persistent vomiting, diarrhoea, blood in stool, significant appetite changes, lethargy, pain, weight loss, or anything else that concerns you, contact your veterinarian.
This is an educational wellness tool, not a veterinary diagnostic assessment. If your dog has persistent vomiting, diarrhoea, blood in stool, significant appetite changes, lethargy, pain, weight loss, or you're concerned about their health, contact your veterinarian.
Start with your dog.
Take two minutes to understand the everyday signals you've been noticing.
Take the Free Gut Health Check →