Science of CaniNectar
Why CaniNectar May Be Particularly Beneficial for Older Dogs: Insights from Recent Research
As our beloved canine companions age, their digestive systems face unique challenges that can significantly impact their overall health and wellbeing.
The Role of Gut Bacteria in Dogs – and How CaniNectar Supports Canine Health
Whether you're managing a working dog's performance, supporting a senior pet's digestion, or just trying to make clean-up time a bit easier, CaniNectar could be the key to unlocking better gut health.
Pea Protein in Dog Food: A Balancing Act and How CaniNectar May Support Gut Health
As grain-free dog foods gain popularity, ingredients like peas are under increased scrutiny for their potential link to heart disease and digestive imbalance. This blog explores the complex role of legumes in canine diets and how supplements like CaniNectar may help support gut health amid evolving nutritional trends.
How CaniNectar's approach differs from probiotics
The management of gut health in dogs has traditionally relied heavily on probiotic supplements, which introduce beneficial bacteria directly into the digestive system. However, recent research published in the Journal of Modern Agriculture and Biotechnology highlights a fundamentally different approach: using enzyme-rich malt extract (ERME), marketed as CaniNectar for dogs, to optimise the existing microbiome rather than introducing new bacterial strains.
Gut-brain axis research reveals promise for canine behavioural health
The University of Naples Federico II research by Sacchettino et al. (2025) has revealed significant connections between gut microbiota and behavioural issues in dogs, particularly those suffering from generalised fear. Their study provides compelling evidence for the gut-brain axis's role in canine behaviour. Complementary research by Ogawa and Mager strengthens Sacchettino et al.'s findings. Studies involving CaniNectar supplementation demonstrated positive effects on canine health and behaviour, particularly in altering microbial populations and improving overall wellbeing.
Innovative approaches to mammalian gut microbiome management: Advances in anabiomics
The science of gut health in dogs: New research supports CaniNectar's approach
A recent review in Animal Frontiers (2024) emphasizes the fundamental role of gut microbiome in pet health. The study shows that a healthy gut microbiome in dogs impacts not just digestion, but also immune function, behavior, and overall wellbeing. The research also indicates that while antibiotics can disrupt beneficial gut bacteria, alternative approaches that support natural gut health may be more beneficial for long-term wellness. This scientific review validates the importance of maintaining a diverse and healthy gut microbiome in dogs through natural interventions rather than just targeting harmful bacteria.
New research confirms CaniNectar's role in supporting canine gut health
A recent study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science has validated CaniNectar's approach to canine gut health. Researchers identified 23 core bacterial species essential for a healthy dog’s microbiome, many of which align with CaniNectar’s benefits. The study confirms that CaniNectar supports the right bacteria without disrupting natural processes, enhancing digestion across various diets. This research strengthens CaniNectar's approach to improving gut health and overall canine wellbeing.
The gut-brain connection: Latest research supports CaniNectar's approach
A significant review published in Animals (2024) reinforces what Tharos has long known: your dog’s gut health impacts far more than digestion. This research supports our findings on CaniNectar, showing how a balanced microbiome influences immunity, inflammation, and even behavior. By maintaining essential bacterial balance and enhancing digestion, CaniNectar helps bridge dietary gaps and promotes whole-body wellbeing. With science backing our approach, we remain committed to supporting canine health naturally.