Review on 🐈 Advanced Feline Probiotics and Enzymes: All-Natural Digestive System Supplement for Cats - 120 Servings by Deanna Belanger

Obviously not all probiotics are dairy free. Most cats are milk intolerant (despite the common misconception that cats should drink milk from a bowl). My cat's face looks melted, see photo. He developed huge sores all over his forehead that burst open. The vet suggested doing an allergy test, knowing full well that he was allergic to dairy and it was the only product he was taking that could cause a reaction. So, $500 later, I'll be back. I wonder if the company will reimburse my vet bills for their idiotic use of dairy based probiotics in a cat product?