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Cat digestive enzymes are vital to your cat’s overall health. And to help your pet get the beneficial probiotics they need, consider supplementing their diet with a cat digestive aid.  There are many different types of aids and supplements that contain digestive enzymes for cats, including cat probiotic powder and probiotic cat treats.
Petco has a variety of stool softeners that can help cats pass their stool more easily. These supplements may be in the form of gels, chews, tablets or powders, and they can help your pet maintain soft, regular bowel movements. Consult your veterinarian about which stool softener may be best for your kitty, and use it as directed to help stabilize bowel movements and reduce constipation.
Yes. Probiotics can help cats develop healthy bowel movements and can often be found in various cat foods. To ensure your pet is getting the probiotics they need, you can supplement their diet with a cat probiotic powder that can be added to their food. Probiotics for cats are available in chewy tablets, hard tablets, powders, gels and more. For other nutritional supplements for your kitty, check out our cat vitamins.
For many cats, inflammatory bowel syndrome, or IBD, is an unfortunate reality. The condition is more commonly found in older cats. A cat’s immunity has much to do with their digestive tract. They need a balance of good bacteria for optimal health.
Including cat digestive aids or cat probiotic powder in your pet’s diet may be essential in helping your cat maintain a well-functioning gut. Probiotic supplements such as cat probiotic powder, chews or gels can be great for providing live microorganisms that help curb the negative effects of certain diseases and ailments of the gastrointestinal system. Petco’s selection of probiotic cat treats can help you deliver these important nutrients in a delicious form.
No. Choosing the right probiotics for your cat is important. Probiotics for cats must have cat-safe bacteria, and it is not okay to give your cat human probiotics. If a cat is given the wrong type of probiotics, gut health can become unbalanced, potentially causing issues or harming your pet.
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Yeah or nay on digestive enzyme supplement for cats? Been adding it to my 4 cats (age 1, 6, 8, n 9) moist and sometime dry food, a powder mix from Mercola cause i have been told that it will help but also have read articles that it wont. All of my cats are healthy but 1 had vomited on many meals right after before i added it to her food. Also thoughts on probiotics. Thank you
Can you give probiotics to a cat with kidney disease?
Is it ok for me to start my cat on a probiotic without consulting a vet? I had my cat on a weaker active probiotic in a treat and it really stops the watering in his eyes. I just don't feel like needing to ask my vet because they might have a different perspective that I don't have! I ordered it online . The brand is DogGone Best! It is 1.25 billion live ingredients and enzymes! Powder form!
Any suggestions or thoughts about probiotics for cats? I have two, both indoor, 11 year old male and 6 year old female.
Hello! I want to give my kitty probiotics with her antibiotics and after the course as well . I have one that has only lactobacillus acidophilus and bifidobacteruim longus ( 5 billion cfu each ) is this enough to help her ? Or is it better to get something with more strains ? Also , is it true that it's best to give in between meals because they get destroyed in stomach acids ? (I am not interested in fortiflora or other commonly prescribed reccs ,,Thank you !!
It seems my cat vomits to her food when I add probotics? Why is that?
My dog has an upset stomach - is vomiting, but acting normal with normal bowel movement - would a probiotic help his sour stomach
I have been giving my 20-year-old cat Proviable for many months now. I got it from my vet when I brought her in for her diarrhea and he gave her Flagyl and told me to give the Proviable to her for a month. I couldn't get the Flagyl down her but was able to mix the Proviable in her food and that worked. Will giving her Proviable help to alleviate her diarrhea (as she still has it) and it has been a long time now, about a year.?
Could you please recommend a good brand of probiotic dog treats?
Hi, I have an 18 year cat named Misty who has diarrhea. I took her to vet within this past year and he gave her Flagyl (which I could not get down her) and we tried a Probiotic named Proviable. With the Proviable the diarrhea eventually went away but has now come back again, even on the Proviable. I am also trying a prescription diet Hill's R/D where I feed it to her separate whenever I think about it (I have 4 cats total). Can you think of anything else that might help? I'd appreciate it.
Hi, can I give Protexin probiotics for a dog that was diagnosed with pancreatitis?