NUSENTIA Probiotic Miracle for Dogs and Cats (3 Bundle) Save $13. Eliminate Diarrhea, Constipation, Loose Stool, Yeast and More. Made in USA. GMP Certified

Our 3 yr old mini dachshuind developed overproductive anal sacs. The vet wasn't much help in finding a workable solution so I researched the problem on the Internet. In the end, we started Lily on Addiction dehydrated raw foods (which she LOVES), mixed with her old dry food, and with this probiotic powder sprinkled on top. She eats every bite and then licks the bowl clean, so it doesn't appear the powder if off-putting in any way. After a month, she hasn't had any further sac issues either. I can't say if it was the probiotic powder or the new mixture of food, or perhaps the combination, but she's a very happy little girl and the problem (which had required multiple vet visits per month) hasn't been a problem since we started this protocol. This specific powder was recommended because of the very high probiotic content, something few of the products available for dogs match.

I bought it because it contains Animalys. That HELPS prevent loose stools, which cause dehydration. But if your pet is having loose or runny stools, put them on a bland diet of white rice and boiled chicken or LOW-fat hamburger, and GET THEM TO THE VET. Most Vets don't know about animalys, but you should ask them if they do.

My 9 lb pound 11 year old Coton de Tulear female doggie has had colitis since very young about one episode a year but 5 or so years ago she was having many more episodes a year and vet bills were highIt seemed in addition to meds they would give me a probiotics for her for a couple of weeks. I researched probiotics miracle by nusentia and showed it to my vet he approved of me giving it to be every day and I haveDoggie is doing well I mix it with her breakfast and she's happy

Amazing! My dog has always had terrible seasonal allergies resulting in an array of congestion, skin problems, and ear infections. It got really bad when we recently moved east where he was exposed to fleas which he is also apparently allergic to. I tried two rounds of prednisone which did nothing and finally found this stuff. The probiotic miracle started to work within a week and a month later he was almost completely symptom free. Three months later now and he shows no signs of allergy. I also switched his food to Nature's variety chicken and grain-free food. I have spent so many years trying to figure out how to help him and I really think this is it, I will see how the next summer goes and update!

I have a female Belgian Malinois, a breed of German Shepherds often used in police and military work. She, like many GSDs, has digestive issues that result in loose stools and, well, the squirts. Have been using Probiotic Miracle for several months and it has proven to be effective. Better than the Fortiflora product she had been using.My wife thought I was crazy spending over 100 bucks (3 jars) for probiotics. However, a little bit seems to go a long way and I am projecting that the 3 jars should last almost two years. This is not a lot of money to spend in return for solid stools and a healthier family pet.As an aside, our Malinois is fed premium, breed specific kibble, Royal Canine, which specifically addresses the issue of the finicky digestive systems of GSDs.

I have been giving Probiotic Miracle to my Polish Lowland Sheepdog for a year. Lucy was having frequent episodes of diarrhea. I had tried changing food brands, supplementing with yoghurt, then pumpkin, then banana--all to no avail. Even Imodium was only sporadically successful and could not be used long term anyway. With Probiotic Miracle I saw improvement in a few days and in less than two weeks the diarrhea was gone. Lucy is nearing her 16th birthday and I think much like humans, as we age our digestive systems don't always work as well as they once did. So I have chosen to continue to give it to her twice a day with her meals and she continues to prosper.

I give this to my three dogs--15-yr-old lab/pit, 9-yr-old Gr. Pyrenees, and 4-yr-old St. Bernard. My Pyr seemed to be having some minor issues with his bowel movements, so I decided to give probiotics a try. Since I was giving to one, I decided to give to all of them. This brand had good reviews, and it does seem to have made a positive difference with my Pry. Probiotics have helped me, so I will definitely continue giving probiotics to my dogs.

I have been using this product for years; originally I got it for a seriously compromised FIV cat with multiple issues, and a rescue dog who was in really bad shape inside and out when picked up off the streets. After much research, I have found Probiotic Miracle to be THE probiotic. It has no fillers and the contains the best variety and balance of "good bacteria" than any other product on the market. I now give it to all my cats (7) and dogs (2) to help keep them in good health. It may "appear" to be expensive, but the jar lasts a long time and I know I'm not paying for fillers or unnecessary (convenient) packaging.