Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements FortiFlora Daily Probiotics for Dogs Chewable Tablets for Digestive Gut Health and Diarrhea - 90 ct. Canister

I have used the powder before but these are so convenient to use! The value is there not only because of the ease of use but because they work! Dogs love the flavor, ingredients are basic and Purina is a long trusted name!

I been using these probiotics for my pups for years now. Rarely have stomach issues unless they get into something they’re not suppose to. It is a bit pricey but overall I think it’s a great addition to my pups diet.

I give these to my two border collies everyday. They eat them like treats and they keep their tummy healthy! I also like these chewable better than they powder because they are easier and more cost efficient.

I have a a mixed breed dog (Yorkie, shitzu, and chihuahua) that's 20lb and 12 yrs old. He has always had a sensitive stomach and uhm, not to be gross but pooping issues. They were never a nice solid healthy poop. When the vet recommended it a few years back...let me say...WOW. The probiotic was an instant game changer. He now has healthy poops lol. I also started giving it my other dog (also mixed and 2.5 yrs old) to keep her gut healthy. They both have no issues with it and eat it like a treat!-they both like the flavor. NOTE: If you have a picky eater, recommend the tablet vs the powder. My senior dog wouldn't eat his food with the powder mixed in (I tried kibble and kibble with wet) but the tablet he gobbles up. Also, the powder easily goes up their noses when they are curious to know what the powder is on their food.

My doctor loves these and swears by them. My female dutch shepherd pup who is almost 2 yrs old now, likes to eat the Sachets, so I wanted to try these. Pros: -It's in a plastic bottle which my Dutch Shepherd won't eat. -Pills can still be crushed for powder effect. -Dogs don't seem to have issue eating pills in pill form so no need to sneak it into my Purina Pro Plan beef and rice. Cons: -NO SERVING SUGGESTIONS, I assume 1 pill, but that doesn't seem right since again, I'd assume 1 pill would be overkill for a toy breed, and 1 pill isn't totally suitable for my Foxhound/Catahoula (70lbs) or my Dutch/Mal/Lab mix (65lbs). So wished there was a bit of advice on the bottle with serving suggestions. Even my vitamins from Top Paw are like 3 chewables for the weight rang you specified. Conclusion: I buy them since my doctor says to, and I have noticed with my girl if she's getting yeastie down there, that after reintroducing her to these, that in about a week's time, she no longer has a yeast problem. So, at least with here there's clear benefits, but something like Trapper the foxhound, MAYBE... Hard to say, since he doesn't have to really worry about feeling "not so fresh". So, it's more of a placebo thing with him. While I just did the math, technically the Sachets are cheaper, I do like the convenience of the pills. Since I used to worry if I was getting enough of the powder out, and stuff like that.

Useful product which aided my dogs digestive system effectively helping symptoms of diahrea. Have used for more than Two years now and am pleased with this tablet. Our dog loves the taste and smell.

I have a dog with constant tummy problems. I asked my vet about a probiotic. She recommended three probiotics. One required a prescription, one was a capsule that I'd have to try hiding in a treat, and this one. I bought this one because it's a flavored treat the my dog eats readily and I don't have to hide it in something or open capsules and sprinkle it on food. So as far as convenience goes, this was the best option. It has actually helped quite a bit with firming up my dog's poops.

Our boy has a terrible stomach. Hes now 6 and has been on fortiflora for about 2.5 yrs. Before we broke down and bought fortiflora, this poor guy would have such inconsistent bowel movements. If he was stressed, it was a promise that we'd be cleaning puddles. This dog has a pretty limited diet but eats some human food. He was given 1 slice of prosciutto and we had to give him kaopectate for days. He has not had one instance of explosive diarrhea since hes been taking this. He eats it with no fuss, unlike nexgard plus lol. 10/10 recommend. This is part of his regimen daily and will be for the rest of his life