Probios - Digestive Support, for All Species, Dispersible Powder - 240gm

I've only used it for two batches of litters, but this seems to be a great product for preventing weaning enteritis in rabbits. My rabbits get both pellets and forage fed, so the mothering doe's milk does a lot of the work, but probios seems to assist in building the kits' gut biome. Starting at about 4 weeks old, I begin adding this to a litter's water or sprinkled on food. By week 5, I can confidently move them to a new cage if needed. Out of the 32 kits that have received probios, I've lost zero.

Directions are a bit confusing. However it is highly recommended by a bird breeder. Difficult to say if it is effective. Price is fair considering the amount you get. Shipping was very fast due to product coming from within my state!

This came recommended by a Facebook dog group devoted to natural care. I had previously been using the same company’s oral tablets. It’s much easier to sprinkle this on food, as my dog spits out some capsules, even when encased in coconut oil that she loves. I also like that it only needs a “cool, dry” environment so I don’t have to refrigerate it. She evidently likes the taste as there was no fuss when I started adding it to her food.

Seems like just about every set of foster kittens gets diarrhea (especially when the kittens/cats are on medications) and this was the one that I have had the most success with. It is unflavored and dissolves soooo easily in the tiniest amount of water. You can optionally add a touch of squeezable or other favorite treat. Then I just suck up the mix into a 10ml syringe. If you mix with water and their favorite squeezable they will likely just lick it up straight from a bowl. I can mix 1/2 tsp of powder in a little water to make about 3ml of water which is very easy to give to my cat/kittens. Another very popular brand I used was small packets but it changes the flavor of the food so some cats/kittens will refuse to eat (not good when they are already at risk of dehydration with diarrhea) or not eat all of their food so they don't get the recommended dose. I see results within a few days and will always keep a container of this handy. I don't give at the same time as any medication - so they don't interfere with each other.

great for my dogs and cats , i am using my second container , recommend , love the price .

This worked well for my rabbit during a bout of constipation, not so great for my elderly cat who has frequent diarrhea. Arrived quickly and safely packaged, but for my cat, at least, I'll stick to FortiFlora. That being said, my rabbit was pooping normally after one dose, so maybe this works better for herbivores.

Works great for my dogs

I chose this product for several a reasons: great reviews, made in the US, can use for multiple pets (not just my cat & dog, although buying for my cat) but the #1 reason, I could mix this powder in water to syringe feed to my cat. My cat HATES EVERY form of vet rx or vitamin known to earth. She hates it in ANY form. No pill pickets, no sprinkles over dry or wet food. No liquids or oils. I DREAD it all. Won’t do yogurt or pumpkin. Except, Miss Picky has FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY accepted this product. I mix her recommended dose into a little of wet food and then dump the rest of the wet food on top. She can’t smell it and gobbles it up. This product has helped her bowel movement become more regular and normal, no hard stool or diarrhea. It also helped her fur become soft and shiny again like a kitten (she’s 13 now). I also can sprinkle (bc my dog will eat anything) the recommend amour over her dry food. Female dogs tend to get more yeast infections than males bc her girl part is so close to her butt. That’s what my vet said, honest to G! Lol. Anyways, we had one several years ago and it was not fun. Meds are $$$ and seeing your baby sick is the worst! Thus, I give her a scoop about 2/week.Now, just like humans, what one product works wonder for one, may not do anything or worse to another. So keep that in mind. We, and animals, are not created equal. But if you’ve had a hard time giving your cat (or dog) health benefits, I say try it. Just start small. Keep an eye on your pet to look out for signs of sickness and always always consult your vet.