Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements FortiFlora Cat Probiotic Supplement for Cats with Diarrhea - 30 ct. Box

I was really losing hope for my fur baby. She is a bengal, and elderly now (14) and bengals unfortunately tend to have bad IBS. She also has TMJ and arthritis so she requires a monthly shot. I tried a lot of stuff, spend hundreds ad hundreds and I found a bag of treats which had probiotics in them and I was on cloud 9 when she ate them (picky eater is an understatement) but she hated that it would turn to a thousand crumbs in her mouth so she began flicking them away with her tongue and that was when i mixed it in my hand with her fav treat but she's clever and must have her way and those treats w/the probiotic made her constant skin itching disappear but she refused t eat them. Her immune system is wild she has a herpes thing like most humans do where she itches and has chin acne and blackheads which required me to use a medicated wipe daily. She also has high blood pressure. I tried royal canin too for her diarrhea which promises results however it's a hit or miss and it';s loaded with by products which I try to avoid. So finally her slightly annoying vet recommended forti flora swearing most cats love the small and taste. I lost hope because she still had bad diarrhea and she has lost a lot of weight because of this and her finicky diet.m We started cooking chicken for her which helps. She will have diarrhea from time to time, but she had healthy poops for 2 weeks straight and i was amazed! Sometimes she gets sick of the forti flora taste but sometimes she is able to take breaks from it. So be patient, it sometimes takes awhile to build up in their system and fix the immune system but it does WORK. Only thing is, she is so tiny so i can't give her the entire packet at once or she throws it up, so i give her half, then in another meal later on, the rest of it, or just half and it even enabled her to eat a fav meal she likes which gave her the runs before, so she can have it now if forti flora is in it. Also hydration is very important for your cat when consuming Forti flora, or it can cause nausea. I try to get her to drink plenty of water but she gets all of her hydration from her wet food as dry food was making her scream in her litterbox due to it being hard on the kidneys it made her have difficult urinating. So she binge drinks from the faucet every couple days, and i always have clean water in a bowl everyday too. Forti Flora works wonders! Thanks Forti Flora! My baby has been through a lot health wise.

We have a cat that could be mistaken for a large raccoon in the dark. He ran out of the house and was missing for 48 hours. Luckily he didn’t starve to death!! We were worried because he’d NEVER miss a meal!!He got a bad cut and was put on stupid expensive antibiotics for the wounds. The second dose of antibiotics made him leave me presents of dark, melted chocolate ice-cream 🤮His poo patties were all over the laundry room making it a very easy prospect for me to punt him but I’m not that kind of cat-mom!!Enter this probiotic!!It’s cheaper than the vet visit to regulate his poo patties from the medication!!They solidified his melted ice cream patties that he’d leave on my floor into solid nuggets in 3 doses!!Like I said, SO MUCH CHEAPER than going to the vet!!

My kitten was experiencing very soft bowel movements, so I added some Fortiflora to her food. I had a few packets on hand from when her older brother was taking probiotics, and the vet had recommended using it alongside them. After a couple of days, I didn’t notice any improvement. Hesitant to repurchase Fortiflora due to the cost and wondering if it was effective, I decided to try a different competitor instead. Unfortunately, the alternative made her bowel movements worse—they became pudding-like. In desperation, I switched back to Fortiflora and changed my approach, mixing an entire packet into a liquid treat on a spoon and waiting a bit before giving her a meal. Later that day, her stool had noticeably firmed up—still somewhat soft, but no longer liquid like it had been with the other probiotic. It seemed to be most effective served to her as 'kitten yogurt,' but when mixed into her food, it’s hard to know exactly how much she’s consumed. Given how effective Fortiflora became for my kitten, I’ll gladly continue using it until she sees the vet, despite the price—it’s worth it!