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30-Count Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora Probiotic Supplement for Cats

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Amazon has 30-Count Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora Probiotic Supplement for Cats on sale for $30.99 - 35% off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $18.59. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Amazon has 30-Count Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora Probiotic Supplement for Cats on sale for $30.99 - 35% off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $18.59. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Model: Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements FortiFlora Cat Supplement - 30 Count, Flavor: Liver | PetSmart Size: 1.06 oz

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Helpded my cat with constipation he struggled with for weeks that we couldn't find a solution to since he's already on special prescription food for IBS.

Had really hard stools, strained pooping (have a litterbox camera), pooped occasionally hard pellets outside litterbox randomly, and wasn't very interested in eating.

Switched to this and for starters its like crack and he refuses to eat his food until you sprinkle this on, so be warned you can't go back, but on the plus side he eats a ton, no accidents, and he's pooping normal again.

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Mar 14, 2025
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greengreengrass
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Thank OP, in for 1. My kitty needs this!
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Rockopotamus
Mar 14, 2025
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This is a glorified flavor enhancer. Very little probiotic in it. You're better off getting Proviable capsules that you break into the food. It's often cheaper too. There is also a RX version of it.

This stuff is fine for mild issues, and it does encourage the cat to eat its food which helps digestion if they're not otherwise eating as much as they should. But for a cat with IBS, this isn't going to do much of anything.
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AquaAlpaca8341
Mar 14, 2025
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Thank you!!! It's almost kitten season and I use a lot of this for my foster kittens!
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Dog version has same sale!
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DelightfulWren286
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Quote from barnabyn :
Dog version has same sale!
Thank you for the info
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IamRoweski
Mar 14, 2025
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Thanks OP. Only applies to a single box, but still a good savings.
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Quote from Rockopotamus :
This is a glorified flavor enhancer. Very little probiotic in it. You're better off getting Proviable capsules that you break into the food. It's often cheaper too. There is also a RX version of it.

This stuff is fine for mild issues, and it does encourage the cat to eat its food which helps digestion if they're not otherwise eating as much as they should. But for a cat with IBS, this isn't going to do much of anything.
Helpded my cat with constipation he struggled with for weeks that we couldn't find a solution to since he's already on special prescription food for IBS.

Had really hard stools, strained pooping (have a litterbox camera), pooped occasionally hard pellets outside litterbox randomly, and wasn't very interested in eating.

Switched to this and for starters its like crack and he refuses to eat his food until you sprinkle this on, so be warned you can't go back, but on the plus side he eats a ton, no accidents, and he's pooping normal again.
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Dr.PhilosoRaptor
Mar 14, 2025
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My cat has kidney disease, and sometimes I need to add this to get her to eat anything. Doubt the probiotics do too much, but keeping her eating and giving her subcutaneous fluids have kept alive far behind expectations. Thanks for the Good price on this!
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Curb71
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This has been a lifesaver for my dog. Not the cat one obviously. Discount only works for quantity one.
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arcasinky
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In for 1. My geriatric cat lost his sense of smell due to chronic rhinitis so it's hard to get him to eat food. Even though there are more potent probiotics out there, he seems to like the flavor. So I'll consider it a win-win.
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Veterinarian here. Great price. Cheaper than I can get it wholesale.
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Quote from Ducman69 :
Helpded my cat with constipation he struggled with for weeks that we couldn't find a solution to since he's already on special prescription food for IBS.

Had really hard stools, strained pooping (have a litterbox camera), pooped occasionally hard pellets outside litterbox randomly, and wasn't very interested in eating.

Switched to this and for starters its like crack and he refuses to eat his food until you sprinkle this on, so be warned you can't go back, but on the plus side he eats a ton, no accidents, and he's pooping normal again.

Try 1/8 teaspoon of miralax in the cat's food twice a day. Constipation is common in cats and mirilax is the solution m
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Ducman69
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Quote from cnvrtble98 :
Try 1/8 teaspoon of miralax in the cat's food twice a day. Constipation is common in cats and mirilax is the solution m
Will do, but in this case the fortiflora, for whatever reason, seemed to do the trick. I did a quick google to see if maybe it was just a coincidence, but according to this its not:

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Will FortiFlora stop diarrhea?

Vitamin E, zinc proteinate, brewers yeast, and Enterococcus faecium (SF68) are some of the ingredients found in this supplement. The ingredients in Fortiflora not only promote a healthy digestive system but also work to relieve problems like acute diarrhea.Aug 10, 2020

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