Carna4 Ground Sprouted Seeds 100% raw Organic Raw Food Topper Flora4, 18oz … (12 Single Servings)

When I got rescue/pound kittens, they were eating the nasty Purina kitten food, & who knows what else, since the shelters take any free food they can get. The addition or switching will mess with stomachs. Kitties had stinky & somewhat diarrhea when i got them home, & was swiching them over. (Plus car ride & change of enviornnment). Anyway, a boutique pet store told me about this & to add 1/8 teaspoon to their (moist) food (if dry food, add some water so the don't inhale or choke on just powder). 2 years old now, still just give them 1/8tsp, to food (supposed to be more, but this stuff ain't cheap). Regardless, their poop firmed up. And to this day, no diarrhea, no puking, no hairballs.

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great for digestion. amazing ingredients. if they had it for humans I would consume it:)

We have a 17 year old Pomeranian who has been having trouble eating hard kibble. We tried soaking his kibble in water but it was still a challenge for him so our vet recommended that we give him wet food with different substitutes for kibble we added this to his food along with many other things and we’ve noticed that he’s been more energetic since. It also helps our cats with their skin and fur health.

I bought this because one of my dogs kept eating dirt. I figured they must have missing something in their diet so started using thisNo more dirt eating

My picky eater enjoys it so much he’s starting to look up and beg for his bowl to be dressed even when he doesn’t have an upset tummy. A can of pumpkin is better value because he’s a large dog, it was easy to finish a bag of this at his serving size. I might do both next time! This wasn’t a problem solver, he has insane gas and not so perfect BM’s

I bought this primarily to address the needs of our newest rescue, a senior Chihuahua. After our vet treated him for giardiasis and prescribing Metronidazole for diarrhea, he still had a persistent gassy odor about him and was leaving little poop stains wherever he sat :( senior dog rescue isn't for everybody). I tried FortiFlora with some success, but it is expensive. I tried and still use Firm Up by Diggin, but again, not a total cure for what ailed him. I also tried several other brands of pre and probiotics, but the soft stools and bouts of not eating continued. And then I tried Flora4. I'm ordering my second bag now. Guess what...no more Mr. Stinky...no more poop signatures everywhere! Yay! All three dogs eat it mixed in their dinner without issue, and that's saying something.Now here's the disclaimer: if you plan on feeding your beloved companion only commercially processed pet feed and expect miracles from this or any other supplement, you will be most likely disappointed. A whole food, species-appropriate diet is the first and best defense against illness. That said, I would still try this product as it can't hurt and may even help.After much trial and error, we settled on a diet of beef shank, trimmed and lightly browned and pureed carrots and green beans added in to bulk it up and add flavor (alternating with beef heart and liver and supplementing with chicken necks and other soft bones for calcium) for all 3 seniors. Believe it or not, it's still cheaper than buying the more expensive manufactured pet feed. It takes no more time to cook for them than it does to cook for ourselves, and we feel like the cost savings of fewer vet visits is worth it. Plus, our dogs love meal time and that brings us joy. This product is tops for us, and we hope it works for you too.Summary:

Also helps my two with tear stains. Excellent topper! Both potatoes approve.