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Purina Fortiflora Cat Probiotic - 30 ct. Box at Amazon Subscribe & Save $15.94
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On Amazon, I found a 40% Subscribe and Save coupon on product page of Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Probiotics Cat Supplement, Fortiflora Feline Nutritional Supplement - 30 ct. Box. Listed at $28.99, $11.60 came off as "coupon savings" and then $1.45 was deducted separately for "Subscribe and Save," making the final cost $15.94 before tax. Very hard to find this product for that price.
I know the "animal digest" used in Fortiflora is not great for cats over time, but this product has been crucial in keeping my cat from starving himself as he has Chronic Kidney Disease, which can be extremely nauseating for cats (so the flavor enhancer helps tempt him and then the probiotic helps him with his gi issues...I use only a 1/4 of a packet in his wet food and he's been thriving since I started it (was using Mercola and Jarrow pet probiotics previously and they are great but they do not act as a flavor enhancer (which is what makes Fortiflora more toxic over time but can be life-saver for some cats if the cat is off its food completely). For those with cats that have CKD, Omega 3 fish oil (I use Nordic Naturals pet) has been found in peer reviewed clinical research to be helpful and I've added that as well to his diet and he's thriving. Sorry to babble, but maybe this is helpful to someone reading...
https://www.amazon.com/Purina-Vet...s9dHJ1ZQ=
I know the "animal digest" used in Fortiflora is not great for cats over time, but this product has been crucial in keeping my cat from starving himself as he has Chronic Kidney Disease, which can be extremely nauseating for cats (so the flavor enhancer helps tempt him and then the probiotic helps him with his gi issues...I use only a 1/4 of a packet in his wet food and he's been thriving since I started it (was using Mercola and Jarrow pet probiotics previously and they are great but they do not act as a flavor enhancer (which is what makes Fortiflora more toxic over time but can be life-saver for some cats if the cat is off its food completely). For those with cats that have CKD, Omega 3 fish oil (I use Nordic Naturals pet) has been found in peer reviewed clinical research to be helpful and I've added that as well to his diet and he's thriving. Sorry to babble, but maybe this is helpful to someone reading...
https://www.amazon.com/Purina-Vet...s9dHJ1ZQ=
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| Reviews: | 3,307 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora Cat Probiotic Supplement |
| Product Description: | Help restore your cat's intestinal health and balance with Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets FortiFlora Feline Probiotic Supplement. This safe and effective probiotic powder supplement is specially formulated for the dietary management of diarrhea in kittens and adult cats. Fortiflora for cats contains antioxidants in each dose to provide immune support. Each packet contains a guaranteed level of live microorganisms to help promote beneficial intestinal microflora. To enhance the survival of the microorganisms as they travel through your cat's digestive tract, we utilize a proprietary microencapsulation process that promotes their stability. When fed together with your cat's food, Fortiflora may help support your cat's digestive health. Follow your veterinarian's directions when using FortiFlora Feline Probiotic Supplement. |
| Manufacturer: | Animus, Inc. |
| Model Number: | B00164YL22 |
| Product SKU: | B001650OE0 |
| UPC: | 038100119339 |
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To this day we keep our cats on both of these meds since renal failure is so common in cats.
Thanks for the post, OP. it gets expensive and this helps.
Wanted to add one more recommendation: There is one large-ish clinical study that seemed to prove that low phosphorous and NOT low protein in diets was what was useful in staving off the CKD so some cats actually do better on a normal protein, low phosphorous diet, it just depends (the medicated diets by royal canin, etc. are all low protein and low phos. and the low protein can make cats waste away). As some of you who have kidney diseased cats know, one size does not fit all with these cats so one cat can do well on one thing and another on another thing. This website has a wealth of info and lists of wet and dry formulas with phosphorous and protein amounts mentioned: http://www.felinecrf.o
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Tangentially, i wonder if the savings is even more if you schedule five items for the same Subscribe and Save date...