probiotics tablet answer

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Sorry it has taken me a while to answer. One: I am NOT a doctor or vet. I am a

seriously ill patient and have owned/run a NO kill shelter for over 20 years and

have taken care of a LOT of sick dumped animals with vet's guidance.

 

OK. Probiotic means for life. They are generally active enzymes or bacteria

that the gut needs to be healthy. You can find hundreds of brands in capsules

(BUT 99.99999999% of the capsules are gelatin and gelatin is not vegan or

vegetarian.) I have used Schiff, milk free probiotic acidophilus tablets on me

and the animals. (Acidophilus is also found in live culture yogurt but this has

a LOT more.) The animals who get them here are the ones with gut problems or

who are not well. (Chronic diarrhea, underweight, sick) Anyone with horses will

immediately recognize the smell of the tablet. Sort of vet and natural

herb/oats/hay/stuff smell. Not a bad smell, like my huge B-100 capsules I have

to take. (BLECH) Along with daily injections of B12 comples. AAAAAAAAAnd

calcium, and and and and and and.

 

Even if you are well, I'd personally keep a bottle of these around for when the

24 hour run to the bathroom every other minute flu hits. The bottle says take

one a day but I take 3 a day. Sick cats get one, cut into quarters, 4 times a

day. Sick dogs (these are 60 to 100 pound dogs) get one three times a day.

 

Found a place online where they are cheaper than where I buy these locally.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000K7RAKG/nextag-hpc-20/ref=nosim

(A1 Herbal)

hope this helps, Jeanne in GA

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I take vegetarian folmula Mega-flora. Normal dose is 1 capsule a day, but I

usually take two. It sure make a difference in how my body functions. It is so

expensive, through. I was hoping you could tell me if there is something I can

get cheaper from a vet that is safe for me to take. I take a seperate

acidophilous.

Katie

 

 

treazure noname <treazured wrote:

Sorry it has taken me a while to answer. One: I am NOT a doctor or

vet. I am a seriously ill patient and have owned/run a NO kill shelter for over

20 years and have taken care of a LOT of sick dumped animals with vet's

guidance.

 

OK. Probiotic means for life. They are generally active enzymes or bacteria that

the gut needs to be healthy. You can find hundreds of brands in capsules (BUT

99.99999999% of the capsules are gelatin and gelatin is not vegan or

vegetarian.) I have used Schiff, milk free probiotic acidophilus tablets on me

and the animals. (Acidophilus is also found in live culture yogurt but this has

a LOT more.) The animals who get them here are the ones with gut problems or who

are not well. (Chronic diarrhea, underweight, sick) Anyone with horses will

immediately recognize the smell of the tablet. Sort of vet and natural

herb/oats/hay/stuff smell. Not a bad smell, like my huge B-100 capsules I have

to take. (BLECH) Along with daily injections of B12 comples. AAAAAAAAAnd

calcium, and and and and and and.

 

Even if you are well, I'd personally keep a bottle of these around for when the

24 hour run to the bathroom every other minute flu hits. The bottle says take

one a day but I take 3 a day. Sick cats get one, cut into quarters, 4 times a

day. Sick dogs (these are 60 to 100 pound dogs) get one three times a day.

 

Found a place online where they are cheaper than where I buy these locally.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000K7RAKG/nextag-hpc-20/ref=nosim

(A1 Herbal)

hope this helps, Jeanne in GA

 

 

Get your own web address.

Have a HUGE year through Small Business.