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Cranberry Kefir Water 1 litre bottle

Our delicious cranberry kefir water contains 98 million lactobacillus, a friendly bacteria, in one tiny millimetre.

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Original Kefir Water 1 litre bottle

Our original kefir water contains 98 million lactobacillus, a friendly bacteria, in one tiny millimetre. Seal the bottle and keep in the fridge

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is water kefir for dogs?

Water kefir is a naturally fermented drink made using water kefir cultures. During fermentation, the cultures transform the sugars in the liquid and create a fermented drink containing naturally occurring microorganisms and fermentation compounds.

Our water kefir is designed to be an easy way to introduce fermented foods into your dog's diet.

Does water kefir contain probiotics?

Water kefir contains live cultures created naturally during the fermentation process. Unlike probiotic supplements containing selected laboratory strains at a specified CFU count, water kefir is a naturally fermented food with a diverse microbial community.

How much water kefir should I give my dog?

When introducing water kefir for the first time, we recommend starting with a small amount and increasing gradually.

Can puppies have water kefir?

Yes, water kefir can be introduced to puppies, but we recommend starting with a very small amount and introducing it gradually.

As puppies have smaller bodies and developing digestive systems, they don't need as much as an adult dog. Water kefir should always be given as a complementary addition to a complete and balanced diet.

How should I store water kefir?

Our water kefir contains live cultures, so it should be kept refrigerated. Once received, place the bottle in the fridge and follow the storage and use-by instructions provided on the product.

Because it is naturally fermented, you may notice changes in taste, aroma or carbonation over time – this is a normal characteristic of fermented products.

Can cats have water kefir too?

Yes, cats can have small amounts of water kefir. As with dogs, introduce it gradually and start with only a small quantity.

It can be added to their usual food or offered separately, although cats can be particular about new tastes, so starting with just a few drops mixed into their normal food can make introduction easier.

One thing I'd be careful about on the website is calling water kefir outright a “probiotic” unless you've got the analysis/claims to support that terminology. “Naturally fermented,” “contains live cultures,” and “naturally occurring microorganisms” are much safer and still explain to customers what makes the product special.

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