Miracle Care R7 Anti Diarrhea Kit for Dogs and Cats

My cat has a stomach condition and takes a lot of meds for it. Occasionally even those don't work and he goes through a rough patch of diarrhea and nausea and it's clear just how miserable he is.It took me awhile to find the product I wanted. So many brands advertise as fruit flavored and this would just add to my poor cat's misery. If I'm going to force something down his throat, I can at least not make him have something artificially cherry-flavored, geez. I happy to report that my cat tolerates this liquid very well. After initially spazzing out, he now accepts it without a fight and I'm convinced that's because the flavor is mild and it soothes him quickly afterward.The smallest recommended dose is 5ml and it goes up from there with your pet's weight. Keep in mind that's a lot of liquid to try to squirt down a cat's throat. That's why it was important to me to get something inoffensive and mild for him to take. The liquid is pretty thick and it's also opaque pink which can be messy if you aren't prepared. Keep a towel nearby and try not to let your cat shake its head (which flings drops of pink everywhere). According to the label it should be given every four hours. I often can't meet that schedule because I work, but I just give it to him when I can during the day and it helps soothe him until he gets through it.About 15 minutes or so after dosing my cat with this liquid he appears visibly more comfortable (for instance he'll curl up and go to sleep whereas before he was crouching on all 4 feet and looking stiff and pained). It doesn't cure him of all his problems, but it gives him comfort and for that I'm really grateful.I took the bottle with me to the vet today for my cat's check up. She approved me to continue using it (I bought it without asking first-- I was desperate) but she also told me to not give it at the exact same time as his regular meds because it could interfere with the absorption of his prescriptions. Good to know.I recommend this stuff, but also that you check with a vet if you can. Also, be aware that although this stuff is pink, it is NOT the same as pepto bismol. Pepto bismol should not be given to cats.Good luck!

I used to spend $40 for Jackson Galaxy probiotics. This stuff works after 1 tsp. Can't catch my cat so I mixed it with mayonaisse & my feral cat ate it. No problem. No runs the next day. Very happy with it.

This worked once for my dog after one dose but the second time I needed it it did nothing to help her.

I think it helped, but had to hide it in other food. Pink like the human stuff and dog would not take straight.

Works well for dry and itching skin.

My dog was having diarrhea I got this product to help when I received it it was already expired. Very disappointed! I needed it and could not use it had to go to pet store and get something to help. Yes I know I can return it it's just a hassle I shouldn't have to do that. I'm so blind I apologize I really thought the date was expired but it's not now u have two meds lol my fault 😣

Worked very well and a good price.

My boy had apparently eaten something off the ground while I was talking to someone outside and I didn't notice it and his stomach was so upset that she had water diarrhea and could not control it. He farted and squirted all over my bed and then got off the bed and continued to have the squirts all over my room one dose of this diarrhea gone!