Petjoy H2O Probiotic spray

Discussion in 'Feline Health - (Welcome & Main Forum)' started by Waheeda, Sep 23, 2017.

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  1. Waheeda

    Waheeda Well-Known Member

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    Hi,
    Has anyone used this? Any idea if it can be given to diabetic cats? I emailed them but have not received any reply.

    Thanks!
     
  2. Yong & Maury GA

    Yong & Maury GA Well-Known Member

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    I haven't heard of it yet, Waheeda. Are you looking for another probiotic for Jebat? There is a thread going about an alternative to Forti Flora.
     
  3. Waheeda

    Waheeda Well-Known Member

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    Hi Yong,
    My civvie had soft stool since young and vet said it's irritable bowel syndrome. Tried giving him freeze dried raw food which he refused to eat. And a probiotic which he also didn't like. I googled and found this product from USA. It's water-based and its odourless and tasteless. My civvie won't eat or drink anything if he smells or tastes something in it. Seemed to work on his ibs and he's all well now. To save on shipping cost, I actually bought 3 more bottles. So I thought of giving to all 4 of them including jebat. The reviews on Amazon were amazing, people claimed it worked on variety of ailments like bad breath, ibs, teeth problem, skin allergies, stomatitis etc. I just want to make sure it's safe for Jebat.
     
  4. Yong & Maury GA

    Yong & Maury GA Well-Known Member

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    Gotcha. Hopefully someone will be able to verify if it's ok or not for Jebat :)
     
  5. Waheeda

    Waheeda Well-Known Member

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    Well, they replied "Thanks for your question. The product doesn't have any sugar or carbohydrates added--just organisms that are activated in your cat's digestive tract, but we can't advise you on any medical issues--that would be a question for your veterinarian."

    They didn't want to confirm it's ok for diabetic cats. But if no sugars or carbs, then I believe should be ok. I did ask my vet about probiotics generally and she said it's okay but I just wanted to run by members here.
     

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