TummyWorks Probiotic Powder for Dogs & Cats. Probiotics For Digestive Health, Immune Support, Diarrhea, Gas, Itching & Seasonal Allergies. With Digestive Enzymes & Prebiotics. Made in USA - 160 Scoops

I like to use this if one of the cats have a upset tummy. Mix it in there wet food and they are none the wiser. Doesn't have a smell and if it has a taste they don't mind it. Works well and helps kitty tummies

I bought this before and feel it really works great. Especially with my cat with IBS.

I can't say in truth is this product helped my cat or not so I'm giving it a somewhat neutral 4/5 since shipping was prompt, product was as described etc. I have given it quite a bit of time in the hope that I could write a more helpful review. My cat has environmental and food allergies and I've tried many limited ingredient diets over the past year or so. Still he has had persistent diarrhea and has been over-grooming himself bald in places. He was always ravenously hungry and would eat non-food items such as lint and hair (pica). I have previously tried another brand of probiotics and they seemed to help a little bit with the diarrhea, though it was still an issue, just less severe than without the probiotics. I tried switching to TummyWorks due to the larger container size and better price than the other brand. Unfortunately, my cats diarrhea worsened but I don't know if it had anything to do with this product vs the other one, or just his allergies worsening. I suspect the latter. Anyway, ultimately I have found success by switching my cat to a raw diet. I mention that here only in the hope it could potentially help others with cats or dogs with similar digestive issues. My dog has already been on a raw diet since we adopted her, so switching my cat to a feline appropriate raw diet has been an easy switch. It has also been miraculous - no exaggeration. He is no longer vomiting, his diarrhea is 100% gone and his other issues, such as pica (eating lint, hair etc off the floor), excessive hunger, over-grooming etc have also resolved. I am still giving him TummyWorks in his raw food, but I don't know if it is a factor or not. I figure it can't hurt. So, in my case I have a cat with food allergies as opposed to IBS or intolerances that could be better helped with probiotics. That's not to say the probiotics aren't beneficial. I suspect they still are and I will probably continue to give them to him.

Helps keep my girl regular

So so. Didn’t see much improvement yet but I will continue to use to see any long term health benefits become apparent. But the product is as described. Dogs do eat it on their food.

This is one of very, very few of these products that actually has the full complement of probiotic strains recommended for dogs with potty issues.

The vet suggested probiotics for my cat who tends to have loose stool after ruling out infections. I’d been using other brands for over a year with good results, but I tried this one because it was discounted. I gave him a half scoop in his morning food and by the afternoon he had diarrhea. Everywhere.I’m embarrassed to admit I didn’t make the connection at first, because he occasionally has accidents, and probiotics aren’t a new thing for us. My vet couldn’t see him this week, and it got worse over the next three days. The poor guy was going over a dozen times a day, completely liquid, trying to get to the litter box but there was an awful lot of carpet cleaning to do.It finally dawned on me that it was this product. I don’t know if it was tainted, poisoned, or just the wrong mix of bacteria for my cat, but the fact is he was miserable, I was frantic, and after I stopped using it, he improved the next day. I had the FERA brand of probiotics we’ve used before overnighted and 24 hours later he’s back to normal.Don’t take a chance with your pet’s health. Stick to what works, and this ain’t it.

My cat had constant diarrhea (2-3 x a day) before I started him on these probiotics. Now he has normal poops and only has a runny poop or soft stool1 day a month at the most.I mixed it with dry food and I found that if I put too much my cat would not eat much of it. As it turns out, my cat did not need that much. I only used one scoop for 2 cups of dry food (shaken together in a pair of bowls). This container lasted almost two years and i still didn't use all of it but was worried about it's effective shelf life, so I just ordered another.My cat had also lost a lot of weight, you could feel all of his bones when you pet him but now is at a healthy weight. He also throws up a lot less.