Nutramax Laboratories Proviable Digestive Health Supplement Kit with Multi-Strain Probiotics and Prebiotics for Cats and Small Dogs, with 7-Strains of Bacteria, 15 mL Paste and 10 Capsules

I have two Yorkies that have very sensitive tummies. I give a dose immediately following the first loose stool and most times there isn't a second loose stool. The syringe is easy to use and measures the appropriate dose. Both my pups like the taste. I keep this on hand always!

3 year old less than 20 lbs (12ish) female chihuahua- rat terrier mix. Vaccinations for first 6 months. Her name is Vivienne. My little doggy had diarrhea. She first began with a little diarrhea coupled with vomiting. I was so worried. I looked up natural treatments for it. First, she wasn't eating but NOT lethargic. She drank water. Her diarrhea was very runny and her throw up was clear with a tinge of very light pink. It wasn't bloody, but had a little red fleck here and there. Could have been from broken capillaries. As I said before, she was not lethargic, but I was worried for numerous reasons. I keep an eye out because as you know, dogs eat weird stuff. Once I caught her licking something in the carpet. Quickly, I looked to see what it was and it was a tiny little screw. There weren't anymore around and I have no idea where she found it. Worried, she could have eaten something like that (foreign body) that might need surgery, I waited. Sad truth, no way I could afford a 1 to $2,000 vet bill, and you know how it happens: we just need to rule out (fill in the blank) so lots of testing is done. So, she had diarrhea for about 5 days and during that time she wasn't really interested in food or her kong. I feed her cooked boiled and shredded chicken breast. She seemed finicky about it one night so I backed off from giving her treats. The only ibes she gets are all natural, minimal ingreduents. The only questionable one is vegetable glycerin. She tends to be allergic, so when sge gets sonething she shouldnt eat, obsessive licking and scratching. She always loves the boiled chicken, but one night she wouldn't eat it. The next night she ate just a little. The next day I smelled it and it didn't seem right. I threw it out and made her fresh. She ate it. I wonder if she got a parasite or salmonella from the chicken. So diarrhea ensues. THEN she's trying to vomit several times in one day. With the diarrhea and vomiting I was up with her on and off most of the day. You cannot leave your dog alone if they're sick. Here's what I did and I think it helped. I gave her little bits of raw honey from our area. Tried to give her plain yogurt but she wasn't having it. Took the honey, but it on my finger and lightly pressed it behind her bottom teeth on the inside. It worked like a charm. She had energy was still drinking water but when she slacked off I'd put water into an eye dropper and squirt several in making sure she was drinking it. Hydration is VERY IMPORTANT, when they have ongoing diarrhea, add vomitting to that, not good. Watching their urination output VERY impotant!important! She STILL has diarrhea. It's been about 5 days. It seemed like forever. I was worried. I came across thus product abd saw the reviews abd rating. At the time it was 4.7 so I thought, sounds good I'll give it a try. I knew at the very least it would help her gut health. I ordered it, spent the extra $2.99 for next day, WORTH EVERY PENNY. It came the next day (promised between 7 AM and 11:30 AM) It arrived at 10 AM. I WAS THRILLED. Began giving her the paste in the syringe. I started with 1 ml and graduated to 2. I think in hindsight I'd begin with 2 ml. I'd say it took almost 2 days until we had a regular poop! I was so happy. Listen, have this stuff on hand just in case. Dogs get diarrhea and they vomit. It's a good way to restore the gut. I did not use the capsules, just the paste. The paste smells fine. Reminds me if bananas. It us a little gritty. Placed it on my finger abd scraped it gently on the back of the bottom teeth where she could lick it off. She licked a bit of residual off my finger too, and she is very picky. All in all, I would have taken her to a vet if thus persisted. I think the most important thing was that even though she had stints of sleeping and resting, she was not lethargic or even acted weak. I always weigh the benefits against the risks. I mean we love our babies right? But look at the whole situation first. I cannot say enough great things about this product! KUDOS! KUDOS! KUDOS! P S. I gave a wee bit to my 16 year old kitty. He kicked it no problem. I felt it couldn't hurt and would help his gut.

A few weeks ago my cat was having diarrhea, so I took her to the vet and they recommended I give her Proviable for a week to see if it helped. After having used it as instructed, giving my cat the paste for five days and the capsules for ten days, I found that this stuff really works. My cats diarrhea cleared up and she is back to normal. But giving her the paste was not easy and I had to use a creative method to get her to eat it. The package consists of a 15 mL syringe containing a paste version of the probiotic along with 10 capsules of a powered version. The stated dosage is 1 mL of the paste twice to three times a day, and one capsule per day until the whole package is finished. The syringe allows for relatively easy dispensing of the paste through the specially designed measuring system where you simply spin the plastic ring to the next notch, then push on the plunger to squeeze out the paste in 1 mL increments. The capsules easily break open to sprinkle the powder on food. Overall the system is designed for ease of administering, but in practice it was much more difficult to give the paste to my cat. On the advice of my vet and friends that have cats, I wrapped her in a blanket to immobilize her to make giving her the paste easy, but as I tried to insert the syringe in her mouth and squeeze the paste in, she shook her head from side to side and fought every move I made. My first attempt was an absolute failure resulting in a majority of the paste sticking to the fur on the sides of her mouth. Knowing this would be the likely outcome for every future attempt to give her the paste, I had to come up with a better solution. So rather than trying to force feed her the paste directly, I put some treats on a dish, squeezed the paste onto the treats and placed the dish in front of her. In less than a minute, she ate all the treats with the paste without any struggle, and this is how I gave her the paste for the remainder of the doses. If you are trying to give the paste to your cat and are having trouble, I suggest trying the method I used. The powder was easy as I simply sprinkled it onto wet food that I feed my cat once a day. If your cat is having mild diarrhea, I recommend trying Proviable. Of course, it is best to consult your vet before giving them probiotics as they may not work for everyone, but this is a great over-the-counter solution for minor stomach issues. And I found it to be $10 cheaper on Amazon than buying it from my vet.

Read why you should get this for kitten diarrhea: So I adopted a feral kitten from a rescue. She was scared and stressed (understandably) when she came home, so the diarrhea that accompanied her was somewhat expected? Or at least not cause for concern. She had been tested for everything before adoption. She was running around and playing with no other symptoms. She had gone through different courses of antibiotics and antivirals when admitted to the shelter. And 1 month later, kitten was still not having solid poos, despite her getting comfortable in the home. And the smell was so heinous coming out of something so fluffy and little! 🤢 Researched probiotic benefit after courses of antibiotics and other medications rescue/shelter cats may have had before they come home to you, that really impact their gut. Also the impact of stress and transition on kitty gut health, switching to new food than at the shelter, etc. Started Forti Flora and there was no sign of improvement after about 3 weeks of daily use. Did more research. Discovered forti flora only has 1 strain of probiotic. Enter PROVIABLE. PROVIABLE has multiple bacteria strains to help recolonize in your pet’s tummy after being out of whack. And this 10 day pack came with the anti-diarrheal paste to firm up stools from the off. Due to the reviews, I was expecting a miracle in like 2 days which did not happen. I kept up with it, giving her the paste AM and PM for 3 days (IN wet food she didn’t notice it, nor the powder capsules) and the capsules every morning. It’s now day 9 and I just cleaned out a solid poo from the litter box! My house doesn’t smell to high heaven. I just bought the 30 day pack of the capsules to continue this regime until she’s consistent and then will slowly ween her off it or add to her food weekly just for digestive health. So if you’re scared and frustrated with your new kitten’s loose poo, I’d try this before going to the vet. Because frankly, if all the testing has been done before you adopted, when you take your little one to the vet, you know what they’re going to do? Write a script for PROVIABLE for $40 at the office, and say to come back if it doesn’t work for more testing. And you can just do that by buying it here on Amazon and if it still doesn’t work, you can go to your vet and tell them you already tried this. And definitely pick this over forti flora.

I do not know about using on a cat but I do have experience using this on my small dog. I try to keep this on hand in case all of a sudden she has an upset stomach. The paste is easy to give and my picky little girl will eat it out of the palm of my hand. This helps to "nip it in the bud," as Barney Fife would say on Mayberry, then follow up as directions say to open the capsule and spread the meds over the food or you can mix it in... After all it is diuretics.

This was recommended by vet to have on hand. We travel via RV to remote locations and also sail on our boat to remote places. Our vet recommended we keep this on hand for our two dogs and we are glad he did. We used it in Alaska when one of them got into some meat and got the runs.

This was originally suggested by my veterinarian for my dog. And I bought it initially from the Vet, which was an outrageous price, and I got it here for a lot less on Amazon. It came the next day just when I needed it. Comes in a pink box just the picture shows has capsules and a large syringe that’s easily to determine how much dosage do you need to give? The directions are clear and precise. And overall, it did what it needed to do for my dog.

My older cat has digestive issues and IBD, so she has diarrhea flare ups every so often. She cannot tolerate antibiotics and is on a special biome food to aid her digestion. This is the same stuff my vet prescribed for her during one of her flare ups last year and works wonderfully and gently. It usually only takes a few days of the oral "goo", as well as sprinkling the capsules in her wet food and over her dry food, and things are back to normal in the cat box arena. Unlike some other powder supplements, she seems to actually like the taste of the powder in the capsules, so she doesn't shy away from her food as she does with just about any other supplement I've tried with her. While she's not fond of the injectable goo being put in her mouth... most cats aren't either... it's only a few days of treatment most of the time and she is much more comfortable afterwards. I also supplement her with just the powder capsules on/in her food a few times a week, just to keep her on track. If your cat develops diarrhea, definitely see a vet for a proper diagnosis but for those with the chronic issues such as mine has, being able to order this from amazon is great!

My cats doesnt like the taste or smell