Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements FortiFlora Daily Probiotics for Dogs Chewable Tablets for Digestive Gut Health and Diarrhea - 45 ct. Canister

This stuff works.. my dogs stomach had been messed up for a week or so and I started giving her just a cheapo off brand probiotic I got off Amazon and her stomach never improved. Just after a day or 2 this stuff completely resolved her stomach issues and she’s back to normal. Little pricey but well worth it. I got the powder originally and she didn’t bat an eye. Swapping to the tablets now and she can’t tell the difference.

I was using the powder, but it was difficult to know how much product my dog was getting because he wouldn’t always finish his food. My Vet’s office only carried the powdered form of this medicine so I checked to see if anyone carried a pill variety. Thank you Amazon! Since giving my dog the pill every day, I’ve had almost no problem with him digesting his food and producing firm stool. So much easier to give to my dog too. FYI, he won’t take the pill like a treat, but he will gobble it down with a little soft dog food surrounding it.

Dog loves these , and great to get digestive system back in check

Review: Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements FortiFlora Chewable Dog Probiotic Tablets Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements FortiFlora Chewable Dog Probiotic Tablets are specifically designed to support canine gastrointestinal health. These chewable tablets contain Enterococcus faecium SF68, a unique probiotic strain proven to promote intestinal health and immune system function. Key Benefits 1) Supports Digestive Health: FortiFlora helps maintain a healthy gut microbiome, alleviating symptoms of diarrhea, loose stools and vomiting. 2) Boosts Immune System: The probiotic strain enhances immune function, reducing the severity of gastrointestinal upset. 3) Food Sensitivities: Helps alleviate symptoms of food sensitivities. Personal Experience: This product was mandatory for my small dog on a daily basis to ensure she maintained a healthy diet. Due to her pancreas issues, she was unable to digest meats. FortiFlora was the key factor in establishing enough enzyme intake, keeping her alive. Easy Administration: Chewable tablets are palatable, making them easy to administer to dogs. Veterinarian-Recommended: Backed by scientific research and recommended by veterinarians for gastrointestinal support. Pros !) Effective: Proven to alleviate gastrointestinal symptoms. 2) Convenient: Easy-to-give chewable format. 3) Scientifically-Backed: Research supports the efficacy of Enterococcus faecium SF68. 4) Veterinarian-Endorsed: Widely recommended by veterinary professionals. 5) Life-Changing: Essential for dogs with specific dietary needs or health conditions. Cons !) Cost: May be more expensive than other probiotic supplements. 2) Prescription Requirement: May require veterinary prescription for purchase. 3) Individual Results: Efficacy may vary depending on individual canine health.

I think these are helping my dog, but the packets might be better. Not sure, my dog won’t tell me.

Dogs love them. Better than the powder because powder gets left in bowl

My puppy was having some "runny" bathroom issues, so my vet recommended me to try a Probiotic for her. I started giving her 1 a day about a month ago and after 3 weeks, the "runny" bathroom issues went away. She loves the taste and the treat doesn't last 5 seconds. No smell to them and feel it is a good value for the money, at least to us and our puppy!

Little 7 lb. Skippy was on a whopping THREE courses of antibiotics after surgery. Poor little fellow, that pretty much wiped out his probiotic colony. At first I broke the pulls into thirds and costed them in butter to slip them down him. It didn’t take long to discover that he was perfectly happy to consume the whole tablet, and then ask for more-lol. As for rebuilding hut fora and fauna, I can only hope that they are doing the job. Poops are looking good once again and that can be a sign of a stronger probiotic colony. Probiotics need veggies to thrive. Instead of feeding all cooked dogfood (kibble and canned), I feed Badlands Ranch (freeze dried human grade ingredients including veggies) and chop up a bit of organic raw zucchini or organic bell pepper and mix it in. Adding a bit of store bought no salt added beef or chicken stock initially to get the little guy to eat his “veg” did the trick. Now he gobbles up the finely chopped veg and the freeze dried food. The only caveat is cost. Badlands Ranch and organic veg probably creates a thriving probiotic colony and might help to extend a dog’s life, however it is expensive. I could not afford to feed that exclusively to a bigger fog, however even supplementing regular good quality (no byproducts) dog food helps too.

This is an awesome product no doubt. My doggies' gut improved when they started taking this. But the price went up from $109.58 (for 90 tabs) to $61.60 for (45 tabs). Now it's $90 for 45 tabs!! I can't afford feeding my doggies this any more.