Support Immunity & Gut Microbiome with EpiCor® Pets

EpiCor® Pets is a researched postbiotic ingredient that supports immune function and gut health in companion animals. It delivers beneficial metabolites directly to the digestive system, helping maintain a healthy microbiome and balance T-cell helper responses. Researched postbiotics like EpiCor® Pets provide the full spectrum of beneficial compounds produced by probiotics and prebiotics in the gut, offering targeted support for immune balance and digestive health.

Research in dogs has shown that EpiCor® Pets is safe for routine use and supports key aspects of immune function¹. Studies indicate it promotes a balanced immune response and healthy levels of important immune markers while also having a beneficial effect on microbial ecology².

Bone broths are a growing trend in pet nutrition, offering an excellent opportunity to incorporate EpiCor® Pets for added health benefits and innovative formulations.

In addition to immune and digestive benefits, EpiCor® Pets has demonstrated high palatability³ in dogs, making it easy to include in supplements and treats. 

Produced through a proprietary fermentation and drying process using Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast, EpiCor® Pets preserves a unique profile of metabolites and nutrients without the need for extraction or isolation. With no reported adverse effects in animal or human studies, it provides a versatile option for brands aiming to enhance functional pet products.

For more information, download or EpiCor® Pets Product Profile Sheet here or contact us.

References
^{(1) Palić et al; (2011) Effect of EpiCor fermentate on immune response, safety, and welfare of dogs. State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
(2) Hernot et al; (2008) Microbiological and immunological effects of two yeast-based complex fermentation ingredients on adult dogs. Presented at the Joint ADSA/PSA/AMPA/ASAS Annual meeting in Indianapolis Indiana. Poster Presentation; Abstract #W64.
(3) Diamond V Research & Innovation Centre, 2021 - The study was conducted at Summit Ridge Farms in compliance with USDA No. 23-R-0126 under the Animal Welfare Act.}