NutriFlex YeastEaze Internal Yeast Imbalance Powder

• NutriFlex® YeastEaze Internal Yeast Imbalance Powder for Dogs is an ingestible, purpose-dosed daily supplement engineered for dogs suffering from recurring skin flares, yeasty ears, and red, licked paws. When topical treatments like shampoos and ear drops provide only temporary relief, the underlying driver often sits deeper in the gut. YeastEaze™ addresses this internal imbalance through a targeted, 7-ingredient formulation designed to break the yeast cycle from the inside out.

The formula combines Olive Leaf Extract (20% oleuropein) and MCT Caprylic Acid to destabilize yeast cell membranes, while 5 digestive enzymes starve overgrowth by breaking down food before it reaches the lower gut. MOS and beta-glucans trap free-floating yeast, while food-grade Sodium Bentonite Clay binds released endotoxins to minimize die-off reactions (Herxheimer response). Powered by Saccharomyces boulardii—a probiotic yeast unaffected by antibiotics—and blended with Lecithin for maximum gut absorption, NutriFlex® YeastEaze comes in 120g and 240g tubs to deliver a complete 4 to 6-week recovery course that helps your dog transition from itchy and uncomfortable to calm, comfortable, and balanced.

Addresses the Root Cause: Focuses on restoring gut flora balance rather than masking surface itching, helping break the cycle of recurring red paws and yeasty ears.

7-Ingredient Targeted Cycle: Combines Olive Leaf Extract, Caprylic Acid, Digestive Enzymes, MOS/Beta-glucans, Bentonite Clay, S. boulardii, and Lecithin to weaken, starve, trap, bind, and rebalance yeast.

Antibiotic-Resistant Probiotic Yeast: Features Saccharomyces boulardii, a non-pathogenic probiotic yeast that remains active during antibiotic therapy to prevent opportunistic overgrowth.

Binds Die-Off Toxins: Food-grade Sodium Bentonite Clay traps endotoxins, heavy metals, and mycotoxins released during yeast breakdown, lessening temporary die-off discomfort (Herx reaction).

Digestive Enzyme Support: Five digestive enzymes break down food completely, reducing undigested matter in the lower gut that feeds troublesome yeast.

Two Pack Sizes Available: Offered in a standard 120g tub or an economical 240g bulk tub for complete 4–6 week recovery courses across large breeds and multi-dog homes.

Product Presentation: Ingestible Supplement Powder (Includes measuring scoop).

Available Variants: 120g Tub (approx. 60 servings) and 240g Value Tub (approx. 120 servings). Compatible as a short-term 4 to 6-week recovery course alongside standard veterinary care (keep a 2-hour gap between YeastEaze™ and any medication or bacterial probiotics).

Formulated using high-potency Saccharomyces boulardii (~5 billion CFU min), Olive Leaf Extract (20% oleuropein), MCT-derived Caprylic Acid, 5 Digestive Enzymes, Food-Grade Sodium Bentonite Clay, and Lecithin binder. Free from artificial fillers, synthetic colorants, or pork derivatives.

Store in a cool, dark, and dry pantry. Keep tub tightly sealed after use. Provide plenty of fresh drinking water to support toxin clearance. Consult a veterinarian prior to use if your dog is pregnant, nursing, immunocompromised, or on prescription medication.

What is NutriFlex DentaMax Dental Powder made from?

NutriFlex DentaMax Dental Powder is made from 100% organic Ascophyllum nodosum, a Norwegian seaweed, with no additives, no preservatives, and no fillers.

How does it help with plaque, tartar, and bad breath?

It works through your pet’s saliva and bloodstream to support oral health over time.

• Helps reduce plaque
• Helps soften existing tartar
• Freshens breath
• Supports healthier gums

How long does it take to see results?

Visible results are typically seen within 3 to 12 weeks, depending on your pet’s oral condition and how consistently you use it.

Who should not use it, and are there any cautions?

NutriFlex DentaMax Dental Powder is iodine rich and not recommended for pets with thyroid problems such as hyperthyroidism.

• Do not use during pregnancy without veterinary guidance
• Do not use during lactation without veterinary guidance
• If you are unsure, consult your veterinarian