Pro Plan Feline FortiFlora Probiotic – 30 x 1g Sachets

Overview

Pro Plan Feline FortiFlora is a veterinary-recommended probiotic supplement formulated to support digestive health and intestinal balance in cats of all life stages, including kittens. Each sachet contains a guaranteed level of the scientifically proven probiotic strain Enterococcus faecium SF68, helping restore healthy gut microflora disrupted by stress, dietary change, illness, or antibiotic treatment.

Widely used by veterinarians throughout New Zealand, FortiFlora assists in improving stool quality, supporting immune health, and encouraging appetite in cats experiencing gastrointestinal upset. The highly palatable powder can be easily sprinkled over your cat’s regular food for simple daily use.

Key Features & Benefits

Supports Digestive & Gut Health
Contains live beneficial probiotic bacteria proven to help maintain normal intestinal microflora balance.

Helps Manage Diarrhoea & Digestive Upset
Supports cats experiencing loose stools caused by stress, antibiotic use, illness, or diet transitions.

Strengthens Immune System Function
A balanced gut microbiome helps support natural immune defences and overall wellbeing.

Improves Stool Quality
Helps promote firmer stools and healthier digestion in cats with sensitive stomachs.

Highly Palatable Formula
Liver-flavoured powder enhances food taste, helping encourage eating in fussy or unwell cats.

Easy Once-Daily Feeding
Convenient single-serve sachets simply sprinkle onto any wet or dry cat food.

Active Ingredient

• Enterococcus faecium SF68 probiotic strain
  Minimum 5 × 10⁸ CFU/g live beneficial microorganisms to support intestinal balance and digestive health.

Feeding Directions

• Feed 1 sachet daily.

• Sprinkle contents directly onto your cat’s regular food.

• Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.

For digestive upset:

• Continue feeding daily until at least one week after normal stool quality returns.

During antibiotic treatment:

• Feed daily throughout treatment and for one week afterwards (ideally separated from antibiotics by several hours).