Nutriflex FloraMax Probiotic Powder for Cats & Dogs 180g | The Internal Affairs Division
Nutriflex FloraMax Probiotic Powder for Cats & Dogs 180g | The Internal Affairs Division
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A daily probiotic and prebiotic powder for cats and dogs. Formulated with Bacillus coagulans, prebiotics, pumpkin fibre, and L-glutamine.
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Nutriflex FloraMax is a fine powder that mixes easily into wet or dry food. Contains Bacillus coagulans probiotics, prebiotics, pumpkin fibre, and L-glutamine. Suitable for cats and dogs.
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Features:
• Contains Bacillus coagulans probiotics & prebiotics
• Includes pumpkin fibre & L-glutamine
• Fine powder format — mixes into wet or dry food
• Suitable for cats and dogs
• 60 servings per tub
• 180g tub
Suggested use:
Mix with wet or dry food once or twice daily according to serving guidelines on the container.
Product details
Product details
Product Details
- Product: NutriFlex FloraMax Probiotic Powder for Cats & Dogs
- Pack size: 180 g tub
- Approximate cat servings: 180 at 1 g each
- Includes a scoop
- Contains 2 billion CFU of Bacillus coagulans per scoop
- Contains plant-based prebiotics
- Contains pumpkin fibre and L-glutamine
- Human-grade and hypoallergenic claims stated by the manufacturer
- No artificial flavours, preservatives or synthetic additives stated
- Made in Cape Town, South Africa
A note from management
A note from management
Ingredients
Ingredients
• Contains probiotics, prebiotics, pumpkin fibre, and L-glutamine for digestive support.
• It contains Bacillus coagulans probiotics, prebiotics, pumpkin fibre, and L-glutamine to help support healthy digestion and regularity.
• Features: • Probiotic & prebiotic digestive support • Helps support gut flora balance • Supports bowel regularity • May assist during or after antibiotic use • Contains pumpkin fibre & L-glutamine • Suitable for cats and dogs • 60 servings included • 180g tub Suggested use: Mix with wet or dry food once or twice daily according to serving guidelines on the container.
Guaranteed analysis
Guaranteed analysis
Feeding guide
Feeding guide
For cats:
Give 1/3 level scoop, equal to 1 g, per 10 kg body weight once or twice daily.
For dogs:
Give 1 level scoop, equal to 3 g, per 10 kg body weight once or twice daily.
For best results, mix one part water with one part FloraMax powder to form a puree, then add to wet or dry food.
Give FloraMax at least 2 hours apart from medication.
Introduce gradually if the pet has a sensitive stomach.
Provide fresh drinking water.
Consult a veterinarian for persistent diarrhoea, constipation, vomiting, blood in stool or unexplained weight loss.
FAQ
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How large is the tub?
180 g.
How many cat servings are in the tub?
Approximately 180 servings when using the official 1 g cat serving.
How much should a cat receive?
One-third of a level scoop, equal to 1 g, per 10 kg body weight once or twice daily.
How many probiotic organisms are in each scoop?
The manufacturer states 2 billion CFU of Bacillus coagulans per scoop.
What prebiotics are included?
Fructo-oligosaccharide and inulin.
Does it contain pumpkin?
Yes. Pumpkin fibre is included.
Can it be mixed with food?
Yes. It may be sprinkled over food or mixed with water to form a puree.
Can it be given with medication?
Give it at least 2 hours apart from medication.
Does it contain fillers?
The manufacturer lists no other ingredients.
When should a veterinarian be contacted?
Seek veterinary advice for persistent digestive signs, vomiting, blood in stool or unexplained weight loss.
