NutriFlex® YeastEaze™ Yeast & Gut Balance Powder for Dogs
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™ Yeast & Gut Balance Powder for Dogs
A daily powder for dogs whose skin, ear and paw problems keep coming back. When they do, the cause often sits deeper than the skin, in the gut.
t clears up. Then it comes back.
The itching The paw licking The yeasty ears
You have tried the shampoos and the special food and it works for a bit and then you are back where you started.
There is a reason for that and it is not your dog and it is not you.
YeastEaze™ is a daily powder for dogs whose skin, ear and paw problems keep returning.
7
Ingredients, each with a mission.
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Daily. Sprinkle it on food.
NutriFlex® YeastEaze™Sound familiar?
The loop that keeps spinning.
Less itching›Another flare-up›Back to the vet
For the dog whose itch keeps coming back, every round looks the same. Relief comes, then fades, then the scratching starts again.
Relief isn’tresolution
The itch starts
Red, irritated skin. Constant scratching. Head shaking. Paw licking.
Relief arrives
A shot or a tablet and the itching subsides.
The itch returns
Masking the symptoms can leave the trigger untouched.
Back for more
Another treatment. New food. More money. More stress.
The way out
Break the loop from the inside.
Recurring skin flares are usually fed from the inside, by yeast overgrowing in an unbalanced gut. YeastEaze™ uses seven ingredients to work on what keeps feeding that yeast, so the next flare has less to build on.
The flare is real. So is the reason it keeps coming back.
What the surface treatments do
A yeasty ear or a red, licked paw is a real problem, sitting on the surface where you can see it.
Shampoos, wipes and ear drops are built for exactly this and they work.
The yeast lives on healthy skin too. It only turns into trouble when something lets it overgrow.
So the real question is not what is on the skin. It is what keeps letting it bloom.
What keeps letting it bloom
For many dogs the answer sits deeper than the skin and the gut is part of it.
A gut out of balanceImmune system on edgeSkin on edgeResident yeast overgrows
Treat the surface and the flare settles.
Leave the driver untouched and it comes back.
The clue is the pattern
Same red paws. Same smelly ears. Same cycle.
A one-off surface problem
Clears and stays cleared.
Better, back, better, back
Something underneath keeps re-supplying it.
A one-off surface problem clears and stays cleared. Better, back, better, back means something underneath keeps re-supplying it.
Where YeastEaze works
YeastEaze™ does not work on the itch. It works on the gut.
One of the drivers you can actually do something about.
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™The itch is not the problem
The itch is not the problem. It’s the signal.
If this is you
If you are reading this, your dog is likely on something from the vet for the constant scratching.
Often a shot every few weeksSometimes a daily tablet
What these treatments do
These treatments can provide valuable relief, but they generally work only while they are being used.
Stop them and the itching often returns.
Not because the treatment failed, but because suppressing a signal is not the same as addressing what is driving it.
So the real question is
Why is your dog itching?
Where YeastEaze fits
That is the question YeastEaze™ is built around.
It supports the underlying factors associated with recurring yeast-related itching rather than simply quietening the symptom.
Alongside your vet
Leave two hours between YeastEaze™ and any medication.
Tell your vet what you are giving.
Decisions about your dog’s prescription are between you and them.
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™Before and after
What settling the gut looks like.
Drag the handle to compare the picture owners come to us with and where the goal sits.
Before
Itchy skin, paw licking, yeasty ears, an unsettled tummy.
After the course
Calmer skin, a settled tummy, back to themselves.
Illustrative. Individual results vary.
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™In their words
Years of struggling skin. Finally clearing.
Liezel gives YeastEaze™ to her dog Lilly. In October 2026 she shared Lilly’s progress on the NutriFlex® Facebook page.
I’ve been giving this to my dog Lilly, and her skin is finally clearing up after years of struggling. She still has a long way to go.
Vet meds didn’t do anything to help her only made her worse. Even though we tried everything they offered.
Liezel R. W., pet parent to LillyFacebook · October 2026
What Lilly’s story tells you
Years of skin trouble can turn around.
Lilly struggled with her skin for years. On YeastEaze™ it is finally clearing, because the formula works on the gut where recurring yeast keeps getting its foothold.
Long-standing cases take longer.
For most dogs YeastEaze™ is a 4 to 6 week course. Dogs with a long history like Lilly’s often need longer and that is fine. YeastEaze™ can be given for as long as your dog needs it.
Clearing is the first win. Staying clear is the goal.
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™How it works
Seven ingredients, one yeast cycle.
Every ingredient in YeastEaze™ is purpose-dosed for dogs and laser-focused on targeting each specific stage of the yeast cycle. Together, they weaken yeast’s defences, cut off what feeds it, help clear what gets released and restore the gut balance that makes recurring flare-ups less likely.
01Olive leaf extract
02Caprylic acid from MCT
03Five digestive enzymes
04MOS & beta-glucans
05Bentonite clay
06S. boulardii
07Lecithin
01
Weaken
Weakens yeast’s defences
Olive leaf extract, standardised to 20% oleuropein, helps discourage opportunistic yeast and its shift into more aggressive, harder-to-clear forms.
Olive leaf extract · 20% oleuropein
02
Destabilise
Destabilises yeast membranes
Caprylic acid from MCT helps disrupt yeast cell membranes, causing them to weaken and collapse while creating conditions that are less favourable to overgrowth.
Caprylic acid from MCT
03
Starve
Cuts yeast’s food supply
Five digestive enzymes help break food down more completely, so less undigested material reaches the lower gut for yeast to feed on.
Five digestive enzymes
04
Trap
Traps and removes unwanted yeast
MOS and β-glucans act as a decoy that pathogens bind to, absorbing free-floating yeast cells so they can be cleared from the gut, while also supporting the immune defences that help keep yeast under control.
MOS & beta-glucans
05
Bind
Binds toxins and unwanted compounds
As yeast recedes it releases the toxins and heavy metals it was holding onto, flooding the gut with unwanted compounds. Bentonite clay helps bind these substances, including excess mycotoxins and endotoxins, so they can leave naturally in the stool, helping reduce nausea, temporary discomfort and other die-off reactions.
Bentonite clay
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Reclaim
Reclaims the gut and restores balance
Saccharomyces boulardii, a probiotic yeast helps beneficial microbes reclaim the space and resources troublesome yeast wants, while supporting the intestinal barrier and helping maintain a healthier, more stable gut environment, locking in your dog’s newfound balance.
Saccharomyces boulardii
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The carrier · works across all six
Makes every ingredient count
Lecithin pulls the whole formula together. It binds the oil-based and water-based actives into a single blend the gut can actually absorb and it supports the lining they act on. Without it, even the best formula slips past unused. With it, every other ingredient delivers the job it was chosen for.
Lecithin
The result
YeastEaze™ targets the whole cycle, not only the itch.
DiscourageStarveTrapBindRebalance
Seven ingredients working together: discouraging yeast, reducing what feeds it, binding what it releases and supporting the gut balance that gives recurring flare-ups less to build on. That is the difference between suppressing a symptom and addressing what drives it.
One root-cause approach to help your dog move from scratchy and uncomfortable to calm, comfortable and balanced.
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™Why didn’t a probiotic fix it?
Why didn’t a probiotic fix it?
The mismatch
Most probiotics contain beneficial bacteria.
They can be excellent products, but they are designed mainly to address bacterial imbalance.
Yeast is different. It is not a bacterium, so simply adding more good bacteria may not be enough to bring an overgrowth under control.
The probiotic did not necessarily fail. It may simply have been the wrong tool for the problem.
A yeast for a yeast
YeastEaze™ contains Saccharomyces boulardii, a beneficial, non-pathogenic yeast.
It competes with unwanted yeasts for attachment sites in the gut, making it harder for organisms such as Candida albicans to:
Take holdSpreadForm protective biofilms
Does giving a yeast add to the problem?
No.Giving a yeast does not add to the problem.
Does not cause yeast infections.
Does not permanently colonise the gut.
Works while it is being given, then clears naturally within a few days of stopping.
During antibiotic treatment
Antibiotics target bacteria, so they may wipe out an ordinary bacterial probiotic.
An ordinary bacterial probioticMay be wiped out
S. boulardii, a yeastRemains active
This matters because antibiotic use can sometimes disrupt the normal gut environment and create the conditions in which unwanted yeast can gain ground.
Studied in dogs
Dogs receiving S. boulardii alongside their existing treatment had better outcomes than dogs receiving the treatment alone.
S. boulardii has been studied in dogs, not only in laboratory models.
University of Bologna · placebo-controlled trial
Can I continue giving my usual probiotic?
Yes.They work differently, so they can be used alongside one another.
Your regular probiotic contains bacteria, while YeastEaze™ contains a beneficial yeast.
2Hours apart
YeastEaze™ also contains bentonite clay, which is included to bind unwanted compounds released as yeast recedes. Giving it separately allows it to do its job without interfering with your probiotic, medication or other supplements.
Keep the same two-hour gap between YeastEaze™ and anything else your dog receives.
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™Recommended usage protocol
Three phases, one course.
Follow this structured 4 to 6 week regimen using YeastEaze™ active yeast flare complex to ensure safe, effective eradication of internal yeast dysbiosis.
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Day 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6
Dosing continues daily to the end of the course
01Days 1 to 5
Settling In
Goal
Ease your dog onto the powder and get through the first few days.
What to expect · day two to five
Some dogs get a little worse before better, itchier or unsettled, usually day two to five. As yeast recedes it releases what it was holding and this stirs things up for a few days. It is the most common reason people stop early. Most dogs pass through it without much fuss.
Tips
One scoop (2 g) per 10 kg, twice daily. Half doses for the first three to five days if your dog has a sensitive stomach.
Leave two hours between YeastEaze™ and any medication or other supplement.
If it flares, cut back, do not stop. Hold the last comfortable dose for three to five days, then build up.
Keep your dog well-hydrated to support toxin clearance.
02Days 7 to 10
Finding the Rhythm
Goal
Steady twice-daily dosing while digestion settles.
What to expect
Often the first thing pet parents notice is less gas, less gurgling and firmer stools. Some notice the ears first, or less licking.
Tips
Keep the twice-daily dose.
Mix into plain yoghurt or a little warm bone broth. Sprinkling over food works too, slightly less well.
If you are seeing improvement, carry on into the continuation.
03Weeks 2 to 4
Skin, Coat and the Finish
Goal
Finish the course and let the skin and coat catch up.
What to expect
Skin and coat shift here, if they are going to. By the end of four weeks you will know whether it worked.
If nothing has changed by four weeks
It probably wasn’t yeast. Stop and look at food intolerances, allergies, parasites or a skin condition with your vet. Do not buy a second tub in hope.
Tips
Complete the full 6-week course, even if symptoms resolve early, to prevent relapse.
Continue daily to the end, then stop. YeastEaze is a course, not a forever product.
After the course
Keeping the balance.
You ran the course. The flare has settled and your dog is comfortable. Here is the honest next step.
YeastEaze™ is a course, not a forever product. Once the gut is back in balance, you stop. What keeps a settled gut settled is different work and it is daily.
Two things keep it there.
The gut
DigestiMax™
A daily probiotic with enzyme support keeps digestion steady and the gut flora healthy, so the balance does not drift back. DigestiMax™ does this and it carries a digestive enzyme complex like the one you have been giving.
The skin
OmegaMax™
Omega-3 supports the skin barrier. A stronger barrier means calmer, more comfortable skin, which is what a flare-prone dog needs to keep. OmegaMax™ delivers the EPA and DHA for it.
Together they keep the gut and the skin working with you.
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™Before you start
The first week, honestly.
Some dogs get a bit worse before better. Itchier, or unsettled, usually around day two to five. We would rather tell you now than have you find out and stop.
The first week, day by day
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2
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4
5
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7
Usually around day two to five
Why it happens
As yeast recedes it releases what it was holding.
That can stir things up for a few days. It has a name and it is the single most common reason people give up on day three and decide it did not work.
The nameJarisch-Herxheimer reactionThe name for a die-off reaction. It describes the short window where clearing yeast out of the gut makes a dog feel briefly worse before they settle.
Two things soften it.
Bentonite clay in the formulaStarting slow
Most dogs get through it without much fuss.
If it happens
Cut back, do not stop.
Drop to the last dose your dog was comfortable on.
Hold there for three to five days.
Then build up again.
It should only happen once.
If your dog is genuinely unwell, or it does not settle
Stop and ring your vet.
We are not going to tell you to push through something that worries you.
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™What to expect
Roughly what to expect.
Days 1 to 5
Maybe a flareMaybe nothing
Both normal.
Days 7 to 10
Some owners notice the ears first, or less licking.
Weeks 2 to 4
Skin and coat, if they are going to shift.
After 4 weeks
Nothing at all? Then it probably was not yeast.
Read on
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™Who this is not for
We would rather you did not waste your money.
Gut yeast is hard to confirm. There is no clean test and anything in this category claiming otherwise is overselling.
So, plainly
If four weeks of YeastEaze™ changes nothing, it probably was not yeast.
Stop and go and look at food intolerances, environmental allergies, parasites or a skin condition with your vet.
Do not buy a second tub in hope.
Worth a try if
This sounds like your dog.
It keeps coming back after topical treatment works
Ears and paws are involved
There is a yeasty smell
Stools are often loose or smelly
There has been a recent course of antibiotics
Probably not your answer if
Something else fits better.
It is a sudden first flare
Clearly seasonal
In one spot only
You have not ruled out food intolerance yet
Ask your vet first
If your dog is any of these, check before you start.
Identifying an internal yeast imbalance early allows you to intervene before chronic scratching and discomfort take hold. Here’s how to tell if your dog may be dealing with yeast overgrowth and what to do next.
Key signs and symptoms
Itch
Persistent Itching and Scratching
Even after ruling out fleas, food sensitivities, or seasonal allergies, an underlying yeast issue often presents as relentless scratching, especially around the paws, groin, tail base and ears.
Where to look
PawsGroinTail baseEars
Gut
Digestive Upsets
Look for intermittent soft stools, occasional gas, or a change in stool odour. These can occur in conjunction with a yeast die-off when the balance of gut flora shifts.
Coat
Dull Coat and Skin Irritation
A husky, misshapen coat or reddened, inflamed skin patches can reflect systemic inflammation driven by yeast byproducts.
Smell
Unpleasant Odour
Dogs with yeast overgrowth often develop a musty or “cheesy” smell on their breath, skin, or coat.
Ears
Recurring Ear Infections
Malassezia and other yeasts thrive in warm, moist environments, so chronically “yeasty” ears may accompany an internal imbalance.
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NutriFlex® YeastEaze™How to use
How to use YeastEaze™.
01
Titrate Your Dose
Start with a low dose and increase gradually.
Build up over 7 to 10 days
Rapid jumps can trigger die-off reactions and upset your dog.
02
Choose a Delivery Method
Standard
Stir into your dog’s regular kibble or wet food.
Optimal
Mix with plain, full-fat yoghurt or bloom with 1 to 2 tablespoons of warm bone broth away from meals.
03
Timing Matters
Optional
Feed the formula before their main meal. This gives enzymes a chance to target yeast instead of food.
04
Serve and Observe
Ensure your dog eats the full portion. Watch for any mild herx-type reactions (itchiness, soft stools).
05
Hydration and Support
Always provide fresh water to aid toxin clearance.
If upset occurs
Hold at the last well-tolerated dose for a few days before resuming your build-up schedule.
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