Review on Feed additive Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Forti Flora for cats and kittens, 30 pcs. in pack. by Dana Cenusa ᠌

The most important thing is whether FortiFlora will help with diarrhea or not. I use it for only 3 days, until it helped, but too little time has passed. If it helps, then the above disadvantages are nonsense. Pros below: Price. Although FortiFlora is very expensive, Viyo and ProKolin+ are two to three times more expensive. Has some cons: 1) Cats don't want to eat it - either they don't like the smell or the taste. I also found the smell unpleasant, albeit weak. Kind of like dry fish food. Therefore, I cannot simply sprinkle the food with fortiflora, as it is written on the package, I have to dilute it in water and forcefully give it from a syringe. 2) There is no instruction - only sachets are inside the carton. Information about the dosage, composition, purpose is indicated on the packaging and, it seems, on each sachet in a very concise form - literally in a couple of phrases. This is somehow strange and undermines the credibility of the manufacturer. Still, Purina ProPlan is a fairly solid brand. Well, it’s inconvenient: I would like to read in more detail about the composition, the expected action of each component, possible side effects, etc. 3) The release form - in the form of a powder - is convenient only for those who feed their animals with wet food or cereals or soups. And how to sprinkle pieces of meat, for example, or dry food with fortiflora? In this case, part of the drug will certainly be wasted, unless the animal wants to lick it, which is unlikely. 4) The color is very dark. This, of course, is quite a trifle, but it also raises doubts about the quality. Vielot, for example, is light brown, ProColin is beige, and regular probiotics are generally white.