Wellness Programme

With Pau d’Arco, Olive Leaf & Goldenseal Root

This carefully selected herbal powder blend combines three traditionally used botanicals — pau d’arco, olive leaf, and goldenseal root — to support dogs prone to yeast imbalance as part of a structured, natural yeast protocol.

These herbs have a long history of use in herbal medicine for supporting microbial balance, gut health, and the body’s natural defences, making them a popular choice when yeast issues are recurring or slow to resolve.

🌿 How These Herbs Support Yeast Balance

Pau d’Arco (Tabebuia impetiginosa)
Traditionally used for its natural antifungal properties, pau d’arco contains compounds (such as lapachol) that have been widely studied for their ability to inhibit yeast growth. It is commonly used in holistic protocols to help reduce yeast load and support internal balance.

Olive Leaf (Olea europaea)
Rich in oleuropein, olive leaf is well known for its broad-spectrum antimicrobial support. In yeast-focused nutrition, it is valued for helping to limit yeast activity, while also supporting immune function and gut health — both key areas when managing chronic yeast issues.

Goldenseal Root (Hydrastis canadensis)
Goldenseal contains berberine, a compound traditionally used to support the digestive tract and mucous membranes. It is often included in yeast protocols to help support gut integrity, discourage yeast overgrowth, and assist the body during periods of microbial imbalance.

Powder format makes it easy to mix into raw or home-prepared meals

Feeding Guidance

Introduce gradually and use for short-term or cyclical support:

Small dogs: start with a pinch daily

Medium dogs: ¼ tsp daily

Large dogs: ½ tsp daily

Adjust amounts slowly and discontinue if digestive upset occurs.

One jar will last a large dog approximately one month

📌 Important: Herbal supplements are best used as part of a complete yeast management approach, including diet changes, gut support, and appropriate external care. 

For dogs only. Not a veterinary medicine. Not suitable for pregnant animals. If your dog is on medication or under veterinary care, seek professional advice before use.