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PostSubject: Lactoquil GI Balance    Lactoquil GI Balance EmptyWed Jul 04, 2012 4:33 pm
I got some free samples from a Teva seminar that I attended. It's a probiotic that aids in healthy bacteria in the digestive tract. It's supposed to be really good for dogs with sensitive intestines and stomachs. Just wondering if anyone has heard of or used it? And to bring some light to it to those of you with really sensitive dogs, a product like this may help. Very Happy I've been giving Kale one tablet with his dinner the past 5 days and so far I've been liking the results. Gonna finish up the bottle and possibly get another to have on hand; Maybe give him one once a week.

(I also got a feline joint health gel tube, and glucosamine chewables. Very Happy)

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PostSubject: Re: Lactoquil GI Balance    Lactoquil GI Balance EmptyWed Jul 04, 2012 9:43 pm
I've seen thee Teva brand pet meds before but not real familiar with the company. My concern upon reading the literature is:...........Manufactured for Teva Animal Health....I would ask where they are manufactured.

I don't use this brand but have used probiotics for quite some time for Adobo & Biko they help with the gut issues.
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