PRO PLAN VETERINARY DIETS Fortiflora Feline Supplement 30x1g

Brilliant! Due to a period of starvation (before I got her), my cat has frequent tummy problems - mainly intermittent diarrhoea. It is very distressing for her. It's been pretty regular for about 6 months. The vet gave her B12 shots, and the ProKolin probiotic they sell. I also bought more ProKolin online. It helped a little, but didn't solve the problem (slightly less runny, but hardly normal poo.) Worse, she HATED it, so she often wouldn't eat the food it was on, and trying to feed it to her by force just stressed her out, which led to more tummy problems, and so on.So I tried this, despite the vet saying, 'Many probiotics aren't good quality and never reach the pet's stomach,' which is true, but he'd never heard of this one, so couldn't comment.Firstly, she loves the stuff. You just sprinkle this packet on wet food (dry probably works too), and although it seems like there's a lot in each packet, she's fine with it. Gobbles it right up, especially if we give it to her with her chicken-style food (she likes it a big less on seafood-flavoured food, but still eats it).Secondly, within 5 days, she had her first normal cat poo. So she went from lake poo to solid in five days.And several weeks later, her tummy is just as perfect. No lakes in the litter tray. No straining. No crying from her.Amazing. It is not cheap (but I did find it cheaper at another online retailer, FYI), but it is worth every penny.I will keep her on it for at least six months, and probably, as some others have said, for life.

I have been looking for something to help my 15 year old constipated cat. She is new to my home and its became a bit of a regular event...poop watch 2020. She often goes several days without a bowel movement and when she does go its often small, hard poops that look uncomfortable for her to pass. I had recently began her on a cat laxative with some positive results but wanted something more helpful for her gutt.All the reviews I saw for this suggested it was more suited to cats with loose bowel movements rather than constipation but I thought I'd give it a try and im so glad I did.We have been using it for over a week and she's now producing daily and quite normal poops! I started her on a full sachet initially but dropped her down to half a sachet daily as the impact was so evident. She's went from a fussy eater always demanding water (from the tap...bowl water just ain't got that bling) multiple times in the morning to happily eating food and requesting tap time on a more consistent way.Would very much recommend this for any cat with constipation. Its dear but definitely worth it.

I have two British short hair kittens they are about 5 months old, one of them - Simba has been having diarrhea on and off, I have taken them to vet at least 5 times in last 2 months, they both had a course of a general antibiotic, but it didn't stop Simba from having diarrhea, so my vet has recommended Pro-Kolin for Simba's diarrhea, it helps to firm the stool, but he will be back on diarrhea if I dont feed him Pro-Kolin. Pro-Kolin is good but Paid £19 for a 30ml tube, it only last two weeks. And I am not sure if I can use Pro-Kolin on a daily basis.Last week Friday when I run out Pro-Kolin, Simba had diarrhea again, I was about to order Pro-Kolin on Amazon (cheaper than the vet), I saw this product, for the money you really get a lot, and it says its best to keep fed for 30 days, so I thought why not give a try, since my vet has already put my kittens on Purina pro plan veterianry diets gas intestinal dry food (which is really good by the way). Thanks to the prime service, I ordered the sachets on Sunday, it arrived on Monday, I mixed the powder with the plain boiled turkey on Monday night, and Tuesday morning, by the noon, Simba had firm stool. I am really amazed how effective this supplement is! I will keep feeding both of them this powder for 30 days, finger crossed, I hope Simba will be in good health from now on, and hopefully the diarrhea won't come back if I stop the powder.

It is very difficult to know whether these things actually work or not. One of our cats has a sensitive stomach and we try all sorts of things and mostly it’s good. Whether this is down to this product or not, who knows? But it certainly doesn’t do any harm boosting the gut bacteria.

It’s expensive of course but seems to have helped my cat, who had a bacterial infection as a kitten and had a sensitive stomach ever since for years (he’s 10). Biggest issue was loose and smelly stools occasionally, but him being a totally indoor cat and being fed the best complete food since a kitten and always vaccinated etc. it just didn’t make sense why, as he was totally healthy otherwise. The vet suggested to try these and even after 7 days I noticed the improvement in stools, let’s see if it stays. The cat loves the taste and considers them a treat, so asks for them every morning! I dilute the powder from the sachet in a little bit of water and it turns into a paste the he seems to love

My cat had really loose foul-smelling bowel movements, it took a while maybe 3 weeks of usage before it helped. Administering it was easy, he loved the taste of it so much that he almost drove me mad with insistent meowing for more every time I went into the kitchen (he still looks for it a month after he is finished his course!). I just put it on a plate mixed with a teaspoon of water and he licked it all up.Now, unfortunately, one of my other cats has bowel issues, I am trying another product first due to the high cost of this, however, if it does not work I will have to come back to this. If I knew the other cat would lick it off the plate this would have been my first choice.

My maine coon scoffs her food if this is sprinkled on it! My Luna goes crazy for it, it's like cat crack haha. Great for my maine coons sensitive stomach and a great way to encourage your picky eater. Worth every penny.