29 reviews forPURINA PRO PLAN Fortiflora Feline Probiotic - cat supplements

I used to get this from my vets, so glad Zooplus is selling it. I have 2 cats one with a sensitive stomach. This is brilliant sprinkled over there food.

They've changed their formula with the new box look, unfortunately. I'm not sure how much it was helping our kitty who has Crohn's disease, but the vet told us to use it, and he's never had an issue with eating it, until now. I'd noticed the box looks different now, and it is a nicer look, but our kitty absolutely refuses to touch his food with this new version in it. Anyone else who has been relying on this, I suggest you only try one box to see if your cat hates the new version.

I was originally getting this from my vets when one of my cats had a bad episode of diarrhea. It's brilliant probiotic and great for clearing diarrhea. So glad Zooplus is now selling it.

Really good probiotic. Comes in small sachets. 1/2 of it per kitten/small cat a day settles upset tummy very quickly. My cat can be fussy with food but didn't mind it on top of her kibble!

I was worried that my " rescue" adult female cat wouldn't eat wet food. She will eat Royal Canin sensitive dry food but turns her nose up at the wet food. Well not any more! A sprinkle of this magic dust transforms the taste apparently and she gobbles it up! Initially I bought it to tempt her to eat wet food but I'm really glad that it's doing her stomach good too.

I bought this after researching ways to get my 4 year old adopted stray cat to eat wet food. She would only eat dry food (Royal Canin sensible) but I wanted her to have some wet food in her diet too as a balance. As soon as I sprinkled some of this powder into her wet food and mixed it up she wolfed down the lot! So, it's a win win situation because it's a Probiotic it's helping her gut flora too. It has fantastic reviews online in helping cats with diarrhea and vomiting so I'm very pleased .

Just 1/2 a sachet for a kitten and it sorted out dodgy tummy almost straight away. Only needed for several days to permanently fix problem. Great if antibiotics upset cats tummy

It solved the digestive problems that are common in long-haired cats. I wholeheartedly recommend it.

For good intestinal balance and strong immune defences. Very appetising. My cats love it. I’m taking off 2 stars because of the price hike and the prohibitive cost.

Tastes good and seemed to firm up my puppy with stomach issues right away.

I bought this for our new kitten who had digestive problems, but even our very picky tomcat doesn’t mind it (I mix it into his pouch food). I definitely recommend it as a supplement.

Constant vomiting

Recommended by my vet after a bout of diarrhoea, very effective. Sprinkled on his evening food, it helps my cat eat better, he really loves it. Also, when he takes the sachets, he’s calmer – we do two courses of 5 sachets during shedding periods. But this product has become way too expensive for a box of 30, €8 increase in 18 months!!!

I order it on top of the diet food, that way she eats it. She accepts it very well!

This was the product that cured my cat’s diarrhoea! Amazing!

In my experience, psyllium husk, which is also sold by Zooplus, is more effective at tackling diarrhoea than this product, Fortiflora. However, I do believe that Fortiflora is a real plus when it comes to restoring the balance of the gut microbiome.

Lissy & Tommy (Ragdolls, almost three years old) really like it. Sprinkle a little over their food and the battle at the buffet begins. PS: I can't understand bad reviews just because an animal doesn't like the product. I wouldn't rate something poorly just because I don't like the taste. A bit of objectivity would be nice.

We managed to stabilise a colitis issue my cat had with this product. Really very good.

My cats love it, they take it really well with the malt or the gastrointestinal paste, it has worked very well to solve the problem of diarrhea and vomiting.

We buy this regularly and add it to raw meat and some canned food. We’re definitely free from diarrhoea afterwards :)

Of course, they've chosen chicken as one of the protein sources, which is actually the main thing cats tend to develop allergies to.