Fera Pets Postbiotics Plus for Dogs– Vet Created Dog Prebiotics & Postbiotics Supplement for Your Pet’s Digestive Health & Immune Support – 120 Scoops

My 14 year old cat has had stomach problems her entire life. She is the pickiest eater as well and won't eat the vet diets that her vet has tried to put her on. I've tried everything under the sun and was just trying this on the off chance it could help. IT'S A MIRACLE!! no seriously it helps her have the biggest healthiest poops she's ever had in her entire life. I immediately notice a difference in her comfort of I run it of this. The best part other than it working is if I mix it with a tube treat she practically inhales it. I've never been able to give her other supplements or needs because even mixed with tube treats she hates them. Like she won't touch the vet recommended forti flora. Even with the tube treat. So she clearly loves the taste and it seems to be high quality. It's pricey but she's worth it.

I love this product however never received it due to getting lost in shipping. I’m out and not able to reorder through Amazon now for some reason. Did not want to go with another product because I love this one so much. I’m hopeful that Amazon will get this product back and fix the shipping issues.

This product really helped my golden retrievers digestion. He has a sensitive stomach and had issues and giving him a scoop a day with his meal helped settle stomach issues.

Cats don’t love it as much as the purina probiotic powder, but beneficial ingredients. More quantity for the price.

My dogs eat grass and old composted dirt every chance they get. They have a complete diet with multiple foods. I thought this might help curb eating of the dirt. I didn't see a change in any of my dogs' behavior. They continued to eat the aged composted dirt. It wasn't advertised as fixing the problem for which it was purchased. I can't fault the product.

I love that its species specific and is my fav brand as cats consistently tolerate the taste better than some of the others. Zero side affects and seems to maintain their breath and poo quality.

Updating review that the company reached out to me and solved the problem! I appreciate the communication. I wish that this could have worked like how it did for other cats but I'm glad they made this right.This item did not work for my cat, it actually made the problem worse. I chose to stop giving this to her and try a different probiotic and the difference was night and day. It's unfortunate that I can't return it or talk to customer service about this, but I've learned that less ingredients is better. This irritated her stomach further.

If you don’t know what megacolon is, and your cat is super constipated, it’s an often fatal condition that can usually only be cured with surgery if you are not given other alternatives like this. From PetMD: “Megacolon in cats can cause devastating health consequences as the colon fills with old, hardened feces, and the colon is not strong enough to pass the “cemented stool.”It’s a HORRIBLE condition and extremely painful as a cat is trying to poop hard fecal matter. It also caused our cat senior Chloe to have very oily looking fur which I’d never seen before but is supposedly common with sick cats. We took Chloe to the vet who showed us a disturbing x-Ray showing fecal matter packed in Chloe’s colon that was half as long as her entire body! He then recommend that he keep her overnight and give her an enema, which of course we agreed to. The enema alone almost killed her. She was lethargic for two weeks afterwards and, worst of all, the vet charges were over $400, but the procedure did nothing to help with her constipation!We did two things ON OUR OWN that made the issue disappear, and they will both be required on an ongoing basis for as long as she’s alive.1) We had to do our own research and WE had to ask the same vet to prescribe the ONLY kind of food that a constipated cat should eat - Royal Canin Gastrointestinal DRY cat food. It’s expensive but an 8.8 lb bag lasts a pretty long time with one cat. We give one scoop (3/4 cup) per day along with a tiny bit of wet food in the morning because she’s used to it, but more importantly because it hides the daily probiotics that I need to get into her. But the bulk of her diet is DRY. I would never recommend a strictly dry cat food diet, but this gastrointestinal food is all a cat really needs. It’s that good.2) We started using this FERA probiotic powder after trying several other products that either she would not eat or just didn’t work. I wish we started with this one! It’s super fine flavorless powder that I put in a tiny bit of wet cat food each morning. (She eats that first and THEN I give her more.) It comes with a little plastic scoop. I read in one place to give a whole scoop of powder but in another place to give a half scoop, so I started with a half scoop, and it worked so well that I never advanced to the full scoop.The probiotics didn’t work right at first, but I was persistent, and discovered that the longer I used it, the bigger her poops got. It’s been a good 2.5 months now. Chloe is much more energetic, and her poops are, well, massive. Lol. And her fur is back to normal! She’s healed, and I’m 100% certain that she was on her deathbed before we started administering this. I will never stop buying these probiotics as we are extremely grateful and relieved that we didn’t lose our Chloe.I hope this helps someone out there! And FYI, I’m very skeptical of reviews because I never know what’s legit or not, but I’m a normal mom/grandma that is retired and living in the Sierra foothills. I rely on Amazon for almost everything short of food, and I’ve made a few regretful purchases along the way. This is not one of them!