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- Number 1 veterinarian-recommended cat probiotic brand to support digestive health (Kantar Veterinary Tracker, 2021), making it an excellent cat supplement
- Purina Pro Plan Sensitive stomach cat food supplement for the dietary management of kittens and adult cats with cat diarrhea
- Digestive Care Cat Food supplement containing probiotics proven to promote intestinal health and balance
- FortiFlora cat vitamins and supplements have antioxidants to support a robust immune system and contain antioxidants for cats
- Easy-to-feed probiotic powder
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We need a new deal site if there isn't one already. One that doesn't post the same coupon 1000 times.
There isn't much solid, well-designed research behind probiotics, either in humans or animals (and, most things sold as probiotics probably don't have the right mixture, assuming that would be more effective, which has yet to be demonstrated with gold-standard research designs).
But, if a vet has recommended it, is isn't likely to hurt the cat, either. And when a cat isn't eating, you need to try every option, because going without food for less than 2 days can cause serious problems (Mirataz administered transdermally on the inside of the ear, is another option.)
This product does have an expiration date. If you're using it for making food more appealing, it probably isn't a big deal. But if you're using it for the probiotics, the expiration date matters more.
The product is formulated differently for cats and dogs, so buy the appropriate product for the species you're giving it to!
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Order Summary
Item(s) Subtotal:
$30.99
Shipping & Handling:
$0.00
Your Coupon Savings:
-$10.85
Your Coupon Savings:
-$9.30
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-$1.55
Total before tax:
$9.29
Estimated tax to be collected:
$0.82
Grand Total:
$10.11
edit: There's a dog version on the same sale too https://slickdeals.net/f/19198864-sns-ac-9-29-30-count-purina-pro-plan-fortiflora-canine-probiotics-at-amazon?src=rcm_
edit: There's a dog version on the same sale too https://slickdeals.net/f/19198864-sns-ac-9-29-30-count-purina-pro-plan-fortiflora-canine-probiotics-at-amazon?src=rcm_
Dogs, like humans, can synthesize taurine on their own even if its not in the diet. But if its in the food, which naturally it is with raw meat for example, its not harmful at all the body just has to synthesize less.
Cats are unable to synthesize taurine, it has to be in the diet. When meat is cooked, it typically destroys the taurine, so its supplemented to include it again as an ingredient.
tl;dr: Dogs can eat cat food that has taurine, but cats cannot eat dog food that doesn't have taurine added back because it will create a taurine deficiency in the cat.
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Dogs, like humans, can synthesize taurine on their own even if its not in the diet. But if its in the food, which naturally it is with raw meat for example, its not harmful at all the body just has to synthesize less.
Cats are unable to synthesize taurine, it has to be in the diet. When meat is cooked, it typically destroys the taurine, so its supplemented to include it again as an ingredient.
tl;dr: Dogs can eat cat food that has taurine, but cats cannot eat dog food that doesn't have taurine added back because it will create a taurine deficiency in the cat.
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