PRO PLAN® FortiFlora Probiotic Dog Supplement
Help maintain your dog’s digestive health with PRO PLAN® FortiFlora probiotic supplement. Developed by Purina experts, it helps support intestinal microflora and digestive balance. Easy to add to daily meals for everyday nutritional support.
Key benefits
Beneficial during periods of digestive upset caused by stress, dietary changes, or antibiotic use.
- Highly palatable formula – PURINA PRO PLAN FortiFlora Canine can also act as a palatability enhancer
- Can be easily sprinkled on all dog foods
- Easy to give; once daily administration
- Helps maintain good faecal quality
- Can be used for GI disturbances associated with stress, antibiotic use or diet change
- Safely used for weaning for puppies and for pregnant and lactating dogs
Why choose Purina PRO PLAN®
- Science based nutrition developed with PURINA® veterinarians.
- High digestibility and high nutrient absorption.
- Provides targeted benefits.
Support your dog’s digestive balance every day with PRO PLAN® FortiFlora.
Meat and animal derivatives include different parts of the animal, like meat, lungs, kidneys and livers that are surplus from the human food chain and have been passed fit for human consumption. They are an excellent source of protein and amino acids to help build and maintain your pet’s muscles, and to support their natural defences.
Allergy: If you know or suspect your pet has any allergies, consult your veterinarian.
- Protein 54 %
- Fat content 19 %
- Crude ash 8.5 %
- Crude fibre 1 %
- Iron (II) sulphate monohydrate: (Fe: 1080)
- Calcium iodate anhydrous: (I: 16)
- Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate: (Cu: 110)
- Manganous sulphate monohydrate: (Mn: 400)
- Zinc sulphate monohydrate: (Zn: 1000)
- Sodium selenite: (Se: 1.1)
- 435kcal per 100g
Meat and animal derivatives include different parts of the animal, like meat, lungs, kidneys and livers that are surplus from the human food chain and have been passed fit for human consumption. They are an excellent source of protein and amino acids to help build and maintain your pet’s muscles, and to support their natural defences.
Allergy: If you know or suspect your pet has any allergies, consult your veterinarian.
Did you know that we can offer you a more accurate feeding recommendation based on your dog's size and weight? Scroll down, click start and get personalised advice on how much to feed.
Feeding guide
One sachet of PRO PLAN FortiFlora can be used daily on a long-term basis. Give 1 sachet of PRO PLAN FortiFlora every day, sprinkled on top of the regular food, until at least 1 week after the return to normal stool quality. To reduce flatulence in dogs, give 1 sachet of PRO PLAN FortiFlora every day for at least 2 weeks.
To help support immune system function, give 1 sachet of PRO PLAN FortiFlora every day. When feeding to restore intestinal microflora balance due to antibiotic use, give 1 sachet of PRO PLAN FortiFlora every day during the antibiotic course and for 1 week after the last dose of antibiotic. Ideally, PRO PLAN Fortiflora should be given at least 2 hours apart from any antibiotics.
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Common questions about Pro Plan Veterinary Diets
Changes in diet can be stressful for your dog and can lead to digestive upsets.
At some point, you may need to change your dog’s diet and the best way to do this to reduce the likelihood of a tummy upset, is slowly!
A gradual transition will give your dog (and their stomach) a chance to adjust to the new food and should take around 7-10 days to complete. However, if you know your pet has a sensitive stomach this time frame should be extended.
Here’s a guide to help
Days 1 to 2: Feed 3/4 of the normal amount of current food and add 1/4 of the new food.
Days 3 to 4: Serve half the current food and half the new food.
Days 5 to 7: Feed 3/4 of the new food and 1/4 the previous food.
Days 8 to 10: Serve only the new food.
If your dog isn’t adjusting to the new food or experiences any digestive upsets, you can try extending the transition over a few more days or get in touch with your vet for advice. They may suggest a different diet or even adding a probiotic to support the gut through the change.
If your other pet doesn’t need a special diet, we recommend that you double check with your vet before feeding.
Some diets are perfectly safe to feed, while others, such as a renal or urinary diet may cause problems in pets that don’t necessarily need it.
If you still need some guidance, feel free to give the PetCare Team a call on 0800 212 161 (9am-5pm, Monday to Friday excluding bank holidays) and we can start the conversation.
PRO PLAN VETERINARY DIETS should be fed following the guidance of a veterinary surgeon. Whilst many of them are fine to feed, some can be contra-indicated for growth, which means that it may affect your pup's development.
Check with your vet or alternatively, you can call us on 0800 212161 or message through the Contact Us page and speak to one of our veterinary nurses.
Cats and dogs’ nutritional needs are very different from those of humans and a certain proportion must be obtained from specific ingredients. For example, cats have a unique and necessary requirement for animal protein so can never become vegetarian. In addition, both dogs and cats need varying levels of different nutrients depending on their age and daily activity levels, as well as many other lifestyle factors. Satisfying these varying demands with homemade pet food is very difficult because you need an in-depth knowledge of your pet’s individual physiology and nutritional needs. This means that there is a real risk the homemade dog or cat food you prepare could leave your pet without essential nutrients and have a negative impact on their health in both the medium and long term leading to conditions such as bone density problems and/or malformations.
With more than 90 years of experience in research and nutrition in the field of pet food and over 500 nutritionists, veterinarians, behaviourists and food scientists, we make food that consistently ensures the correct balance of right nutrients and energy requirements for your pet formulated to satisfy their unique nutritional needs.
We also make special veterinary diets that are available on the recommendation of a vet to help nutritionally support specific clinical conditions. For example: if your dog or cat has an allergic reaction to certain ingredients, we offer a specially manufactured hydrolyzed diet that is specially formulated to reduce reactions to the food. Alternatively, if your cat is diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus we offer a veterinary product that has been scientifically proven to reduce the level and frequency of insulin injections required.
Using high quality processed pet food also offers other advantages, such as decreased health risks. Thanks to stringent manufacturing processes and multiple safety checks from raw ingredient sourcing through to warehouse storage the final manufactured pet food is safe for your pet to eat.
