What probiotic do you use for your cat? (smells, food, liquid)

[Alley01]

I have used Fast Track in the past for the dogs and goats milk for the cats but of course our cat doesn't love Goat's Milk. Any recommendations? I am especially interested in stuff I can mix in with her food as she likes it to have a lot of liquid. I am thinking that trying this may end up helping a bit with the fungal issues she gets when her Stomatitis gets a bit crazy and may help me avoid soaking her feet.

TIA.

[catsmom21]

I use Probios. It's a gel that comes in a big tube labeled for large animals. Just a pea sized drop daily, when a probiotic is needed. Most cats just lick it right off my finger.

I keep it in the fridge though it is not labeled that it needs to be refrigerated.

Most cats love forti flora, a powder made by purina but it's expensive.

Benebac is another gel probiotic, labeled for small animals I think. I know many who use it but have not tried it for my cats having always been happy with the Probios.

[J-CityRelo]

I've used Purina fortaflora in the past. At our vet it was around $38 for a box, which has a bunch of packets of powdery stuff in it (not sure exactly how many). You give one packet per day and I have had experience with it clearing up diarrhea. The cats absolutely LOVE it. It smells kinda meaty.

[Alley01]

Is the Purina stuff good? Most of their food is crappy so I am just surprised that they would have a good probiotic.

[catsmom21]

The forti flora is an excellent product. It's not like their pet food which is marketed for the masses . It is expensive and usually has to be purchased via the vet.

[Alley01]

Originally Posted by catsmom21

The forti flora is an excellent product. It's not like their pet food which is marketed for the masses . It is expensive and usually has to be purchased via the vet.

Thanks! Just making sure... I will order some.