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Made for Dogs. Not Borrowed from Humans.
Most pet probiotics are human formulas in a pet label. Dogs don't have a human gut — shorter transit time, different pH, different resident bacteria.
Tribiotic starts somewhere else entirely: ancestral strains derived from wild wolves, paired with heritage strains derived from dogs. Then we add prebiotic inulin to feed them, Totipro® postbiotic to support the environment they live in, and New Zealand beef bone broth so your dog actually wants it.
Two Things Make Tribiotic Different.
Ancestral, species-specific probiotics
Dogs have a different digestive environment from humans. Tribiotic combines wild wolf-derived ancestral strains with dog-derived heritage strains, selected specifically for the canine gut.
Patented protection for live cultures
Moisture can reduce probiotic viability long before the product reaches your dog. Our patented bottle has an active moisture-control layer built directly into its walls, protecting the live cultures from the first scoop to the last.
How does Tribiotic Compare?
Kōrure Tribotic
VS
Typical Pet Probiotic
✅ Wild wolf + dog-derived strains
Probiotic source
Often generic, human-origin or unspecified
✅ Created specifically for dogs
Species-specific
Often used across multiple species
✅ Pre + pro + post
Complete support
Usually pro, or pre + pro
✅ Totipro
Postbiotic
Often not included
✅ Inulin + NZ beef bone broth
Functional ingredients
Varies
✅ Patented active bottle wall
Culture protection
Standard bottle or loose sachet
✅ 60 billion CFU
Total microorganisms
Varies
✅ Approximately 94%
Retained at 24 months*
Approximately 20%
* Comparison reflects typical packaging formats and supplied packaging performance data. Individual products vary.
Pre + Pro + Post. Three jobs, One Scoop.
PREBIOTIC →
Feeds
Inulin from chicory nourishes the beneficial bacteria already living in your dog's gut.
PROBIOTIC →
Adds
Live, species-specific bacteria help support a balanced canine gut microbiome.
POSTBIOTIC
Supports
Totipro® provides stable microbial components and metabolites created through fermentation, helping support the gut environment where beneficial bacteria thrive.
Three roles. One complete daily formula. Most probiotics only do one of these.
What's Inside. And Why.
Wild Wolf Ancestral Strains
SPECIES-SPECIFIC PROBIOTICS
Limosilactobacillus reuteri WF-1
Levilactobacillus brevis WF-1B
Dog Heritage Strains
SPECIES-SPECIFIC PROBIOTICS
Lacticaseibacillus casei K9-1
Limosilactobacillus fermentum K9-2
Pediococcus pentosaceus F9-8
Inulin from Chicory
PREBIOTIC
Totipro
POSTBIOTIC
New Zealand Beef Bone Broth
FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENT
Vitamin C + Mixed Tocopherols
ANTIOXIDANT SUPPORT
TARGETED SUPPORT FROM EVERY INGREDIENT
Balanced Gut Microbiome
Dog Heritage Strains
Immune Support
Gut-Brain Connection
ONE SCOOP. ONCE A DAY.
Mix the recommended amount through your dog's usual food, once daily. The bone broth base means most dogs take it without noticing.
5-10kg
1/2 scoop
11-25kg
1 scoop
26kg+
2-3 scoops
Under 5kg? Get in touch and we'll give you a feeding guide for your dog.
Close the lid firmly after every use and store somewhere cool and dry, away from heat and moisture — the bottle does the rest.
Size: 60g
Frequently asked questions
What makes tribiotic different from other dog probiotics?
Two things. The strains are species-specific — ancestral strains derived from wild wolves plus heritage strains derived from dogs, rather than generic or human-origin cultures. And the bottle has a patented moisture-control layer built into its wall, which helps keep the live cultures viable over time.
What's the difference between prebiotic, probiotic and postbiotic?
Prebiotics feed the good bacteria already in the gut. Probiotics add live beneficial bacteria. Postbiotics are the beneficial components and metabolites produced through fermentation, which help support the gut environment itself. Most products cover one or two. Tribiotic™ covers all three.
Why does the packaging matter so much?
Probiotics are living organisms, and moisture is what kills them. Standard bottles and sachets let moisture in gradually. The Molecular Sieve layer in our bottle wall traps that moisture before it reaches the powder - which is why approximately 94% of cultures are retained at 24 months in the supplied packaging-performance model, versus approximately 20% in a standard bottle with a sachet.
How long until I notice a difference?
Every dog is different. Gut support is cumulative, so give it consistent daily use across at least 4–6 weeks before assessing.
Can I give it with other Kōrure products?
Yes. Tribiotic is designed to sit alongside Marine Phospholipid Oil in the same daily routine.
Can puppies or senior dogs take it?
Tribiotic suits dogs across life stages. Use the weight-based serving guide, and check with your vet if your dog is on medication or has a diagnosed condition.
My dog is fussy — will he eat it?
The New Zealand beef bone broth base gives it a savoury taste most dogs take to straight away. Mix it through wet or dry food.
How many servings are in a bottle?
A 60g bottle contains approximately 60 servings at ½ scoop for a small dog, 30 at 1 scoop for a medium dog and 15 at 2 scoops for a large dog.
How should I store it?
Close the lid firmly after each use and keep it in a cool, dry place away from heat and moisture. No fridge needed.
Is it made in New Zealand?
Yes. It is formulated and made in New Zealand.
Complete ingredient list: Limosilactobacillus reuteri WF-1, Levilactobacillus brevis WF-1B, Lacticaseibacillus casei K9-1, Limosilactobacillus fermentum K9-2, Pediococcus pentosaceus F9-8, inulin (chicory), Totipro®, beef bone broth powder, vitamin C, mixed tocopherols and silicon dioxide.