Gro2Max Probiotic Supplement 3.5oz

I absolutely adore this stuff!! I have been using it for about the last 5 months, and I have seen some wonderful development in my birds. I have been raising chicks on it, and have had some fantastic results!! Far reduced mortality, faster feathering, healthy babies. I love this stuff and hope it comes back, because it is totally worth getting. :)

I love this supplement for my chickens. I have been reading some studies about probiotics use in production chickens and have applied this to my backyard flock on my small farm. I do think that the theory makes sense, and I feel like my birds are healthier. I have also used this on my turkeys and peacocks, and also on my pig when she was sick a few weeks ago! I suggest using a probiotic on your flock, but I will need more time to gauge a change in laying or overall health. I have looked at and tried many probiotic supplements for poultry and I feel like this is the best one I have found. That is due to how it mixes with water and also the mix of strains in it. I did get a free sample of this probiotic from the seller via my poultry meetup group over a year ago, and used it on sick chickens and weak chicks over the past year or so. I decided to purchase it again after reading some studies on probiotics over a year later and looking at what is on the market.

Great product however man oh man does it STINK! Chickens don’t seem like oMind though

Seems to be working well for our chicks.

Love the product, but when I received it from the seller, it was already two years into a three-year expiration date. Overall, a great product, just a problem with how old it is...

Every time I add this to my chickens water they get very foamy poops. Stopped using it.

I have been using Gro2Max for a couple of weeks for some ongoing diarrhea in my turkeys. It is clearing up nicely. I saw that someone had problems with it dispersing well in water, and I agree. I have had great results, though, by adding it to warm water then mixing it into their feed to make a mash; the turkeys really seem to like it on these very cold mornings in the cold Colorado Mountains. For me, it is worth the extra minute it takes to make the turkeys happy and address a problem that has been plaguing them since I got them in June.

My chickens did not care for this. Smells awful. Cakes up in water as well. Better off offering them plain yogurt once in a while.