
FortiFlora Probiotic for Cats
FortiFlora Probiotic for Cats
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What is FortiFlora for Cats?
- Keep your kitty in great health with FortiFlora probiotic nutritional supplement for cats.
- This nutritional supplement contains a guaranteed amount of beneficial microorganisms that promote intestinal microflora and support a healthy immune system.
- FortiFlora also helps manage diarrhea in cats.
- Plus, the powder contains high levels of Vitamins A, C and E – all valuable antioxidants.
Why do cats use FortiFlora?
- FortiFlora is especially beneficial when your cat is under stress, has eaten something inappropriate, is undergoing antibiotic treatment, or has soft stools.
- Just sprinkle great tasting FortiFlora powder on your cat’s food.
What else should I know about FortiFlora?
- Improves intestinal health and manages diarrhea in cats.
- Contains a guaranteed amount of live active cultures.
- Great taste cats love!
How do you use FortiFlora?
- Give FortiFlora as directed by your veterinarian.
- Manufacturer's suggested use: Give 1 packet daily.
What is in FortiFlora?
- Ingredients: Animal digest, brewers dried yeast, Enterococcus faecium, L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate (source of Vitamin C), Vitamin E supplement, beta-Carotene, zinc proteinate, taurine, salt, manganese proteinate, ferrous sulfate, copper proteinate, calcium iodate, sodium selenite.
- Calorie content: Each 1 gram packet contains 4 kcals.
- Guaranteed analysis: Crude Protein (Min) 43%, Crude Fat (Min) 10%, Crude Fiber (Max) 1%, Moisture (Max) 5%, Microorganisms (Min) (Enterococcus faecium)* 1 X 108 CFU/g.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- FortiFlora is a brand name. You will receive the exact brand that you request.
Is it important for my cat to finish all of the FortiFlora?
- Cats may use FortiFlora for different lengths of time. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.
Review Summary
1467 total reviews
Rated 4.69 out of 5 stars
95% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
1180 5 star reviews
203 4 star reviews
33 3 star reviews
19 2 star reviews
32 1 star reviews
Most Liked Positive Review
Excellent product. Many uses for your fur baby.
My husband and I have 5 rescues, our oldest was recently diagnosed with renal failure and our youngest has a very sensitive stomach. We mix a little into soft food on a regular basis. It smells just like chicken bouillon and I'm guessing that is what entices my oldest to eat (for her we use it to get her to eat more do she gets enough calories). It's also solved a lot of the sensitive stomach issues for our youngest. We don't use a whole packet per day, just a little sprinkle in with some soft food or on top of some very low sodium tuna (Starkist brand - about 2 tablespoons). Our vet was kind enough to let us sample it at first, now we buy it by the box.
Most Liked Negative Review
Didn't do much for my cat
My kitten of 6 month has been having diarrhea ever since I got him, my vet suggests that the food he was on was too rich and he has a very sensitive tummy. So we tried switching his food to a vet recommended special diet and added fortiflora to his food everyday. He didn't seem to improve much, his diarrhea was still runny its been 2 weeks. The first thing in the ingredients is animal digest, I understand it's probably there to promote eating, but I'm not sure if that's helping with my kitten who's suppose to be on a very strict diet. One thing that baffled me was that this only had one strain of bacteria, and there was no guaranteed analysis of how much bacteria culture is in each pouch. I'm not giving this product a negative review solely because it didn't help my cat, there might be other underlying problems, but I'm just very disappointed that a product suggested by a vet was this low of quality. Now I won't know if probiotics is not helping because my cat has some other health problem or if it's because there's not enough bacteria culture in fortiflora (since I have no idea how much there is) and not enough variety.
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Vet Recommended
From undisclosedComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for CatsBest thing for cats with stomach issues. My vet also said it works great to mask the taste of certain medications -
good but too expensive
From undisclosedComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for Catsgood, bot too expensive -
Cats love.
From undisclosedComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for CatsCats love this. Too expensive. -
Tear stains are gone!
From Roanoke, TXComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for CatsI ordered Fortiflora (canine) for my 3 year old male English Bulldog with ulcerative colitis. He has been on Fortiflora since he was diagnosed over a year ago. While I was away from home, our pet sitter gave Fortiflora daily to our 2 year old white female English Bulldog also. We had tried several products for tear staining with no real good outcomes. Medicated wipes seemed to help a little but nothing had cleared up her rust stained wrinkles or stopped her excessive tearing. Six consecutive days of Fortiflora were enough to see big improvement when we returned home and now, two weeks later, she has just a faint pink tint to her wrinkles and no tearing. -
Exactly the same as provided by the vet, only cheaper
From Kirkwood, MOComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for CatsForti-Flora for dogs is the same stuff I used to purchase from the vet, same brand, same packaging, same everything, except price. I buy a 6-month supply at a time and it is about 2/3 the price the vet sells it for. I'm not cheap, but this stuff costs about the same as my dog's food, which means the price of feeding her is almost double. Any price break is appreciated. -
Maybe not for dogs with IBD
From Dallas, TexasComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for CatsMy dog has IBD in his lower intestine. This product may help restore the Flora in the gut but it wont help issues like IBD (Irratable Bowel Disease). -
Really makes a difference!
From MinnesotaComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for CatsI have a cat on a special diet for a sensitive stomach. I have used Forta Flora on her food for about 4 years. I really believe it helps calm her stomach. Plus she loves athe taste of it. Vetrxdirect has a good price and I buy it three boxes at a time. -
Godsend!
From Houston, TX, USAComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for CatsI purchase this monthly for my eight year old cat who suffers from loose stools from time to time...has made all the difference in his health! I mix a packet into a serving of canned chicken cat food. My other kitty also likes the taste, and the vet has assured me it is fine for him as well...it's also much more affordable from VetRx Direct!! -
Good to deal with.
From Wyoming, MI, USAComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for CatsYukonkat gets this every morning and gobbles it up. I haven't tried. -
Wonderful results for healthy stools
From portland orComments about FortiFlora Probiotic for CatsI bought this a few years ago when my puppy had constant diarrhea. This provided the proper bowel balance her system needed. I use this anytime she has diarrhea, or when she is treated for heart worms by tabet. It keeps her system running perfectly. I now use this for her sister and my cats as well.
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Is Calming Care available in any other form than the packets, like a chewable tablet or a capsule??
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At this time, Calming Care is only available from the manufacturer as a powder.
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Is this safe for cats with PKD/Renal Disease? Are the protein, phosphorus and Sodium at low safe levels or should this be avoided??
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Purina Hydra Care is a nutrient-enriched water supplement that promotes healthy hydration in cats. According to the manufacturer, Hydra Care is recommended as a supplement for any cats who would benefit from additional water intake. In each 85gram packet, Hydra Care contains 1.48g of protein, 0.77 mg of phosphorus and 14.55 mg of sodium. Please consult with your veterinarian to determine if Hydra Care is appropriate for your cat.
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is there a difference in efficacy between the tablets and the powder???
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According to the manufacturer, FortiFlora powder and chewable tablets contain the same strain of probiotic bacteria in each formula.
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Does it need refrigerating if portion is unused??
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The manufacturer recommends discarding any unused portion poured in the bowl should after 12 hours. Any unused portion remaining in the pouch may be stored in the refrigerator for no longer than 3 days.
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My 70 lb mixed breed is taking Fortiflora for digestive issues/loose stool and it has now been suggested by a professional trainer that I put him on Calming Care for an anxiety related issue. Is there any reason he shouldn't be given both medications at the same time??
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According to the manufacturer, you can give your pet both the Fortiflora probiotic supplement for dogs and the Calming Care calming probiotic for dogs. They recommend not giving both probiotics at the same feeding. Please consult your veterinarian regarding any further questions or concerns regarding this medication in your dog.
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How many millions of the bifidobacterium is in each treatment? Also, is this weight based? I have a small dog who weighs about 10 pounds.?
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Each packet of Calming Care Probiotic contains 1 billion CFU of bifidobacterium longum. Per manufacturer, this product is not weight based. Under veterinary supervision, one packet is recommended for all dogs regardless of weight.
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I bought the 30 sachets for my lapso Aphsa who weighs 16 lbs. How much do I give her, there are no directions that explain the dosing. Please advise. Thanks.?
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The dosing recommendations from the manufacturer are one sachet or packet per day, regardless of weight. Sprinkle the contents onto one meal per day and make sure your dog eats all of it.
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thefortiflora is there a reason i cant pet my pet?
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My cat gets a daily dose of Rena Kare Gel. Is this compatible? Also, I premix his food & medication for pet sitters when we're going to be away. Is there any problem doing this??
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According to the manufacturer of Rena Kare, you should consult your veterinarian before giving your pet any supplementation products, such as the FortiFlora. In regard to pre-mixing the FortiFlora, it is okay to mix with food or water, but once the packet is opened, the contents must be used within one day.
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Can Fortiflora be given to a diabetic, mega-colon, old cat???
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There are reported cases of cats with diabetes using FortiFlora and not having any adverse events. The only contraindication for using FortiFlora in a pet would be if their immune system is severely compromised. For further information on FortiFlora in you cat contact your cat's veterinarian. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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