? Fortiflora: good, bad, or other?

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Misterbeesmom

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i've used it before, and just started again due to a run of amoxycillin.

I hear its not a great probiotic, and that even some ingredients themselves are not the greatest. Anyone have thoughts on this? What is your experience? I know its sometimes good as a food enhancer/appy stimulant as well.

We have tried human probiotics with poor result.
 
I've been using it for about a month when Wiley doesn't want to eat. Sometimes its the only way he will show interest in food. I am not using it as a probiotic nor am I expecting any other effects- I'm only using it as an appetite stimulant. It works pretty well and I've begun calling it "kitty crack." :rolleyes: He hasn't gotten sick from it, luckily!
 
It is the yeast that attracts them.... gross story-
At the grooming shop we pretty much throw everything on the floor. If a dog has a ear infection the cotton ball as well gets flung on the floor with what is usually a yeast infection in the ear. My shop cats come out from the woodwork to roll all in it and lick it etc.....GROSS!
I try to remember to throw those in the garbage now:rolleyes:
 
jayla-n-Drevon said:
It is the yeast that attracts them.... gross story-
At the grooming shop we pretty much throw everything on the floor. If a dog has a ear infection the cotton ball as well gets flung on the floor with what is usually a yeast infection in the ear. My shop cats come out from the woodwork to roll all in it and lick it etc.....GROSS!
I try to remember to throw those in the garbage now:rolleyes:
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But surely that yeast isnt the same as brewers yeast in fortiflora LOL
Ewww!
 
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