Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets
Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements FortiFlora Dog Probiotic Supplement, Canine Nutritional Supplement - (72) 30 ct. Boxes
Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements FortiFlora Dog Probiotic Supplement, Canine Nutritional Supplement - (72) 30 ct. Boxes
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This bulk case of Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements FortiFlora contains 72 boxes, each holding 30 counts, making it a stocking option for kennels, breeders, veterinary practices or multi-dog households that go through single-serve sachets steadily.
The format is a dry powder portioned into individual packets, so there is no scooping or measuring involved. One packet is opened and stirred through a serving of food at mealtime. Because the portions are pre-measured, the amount stays consistent between servings and between people feeding the dog, which matters when more than one person handles the routine.
- Brand: Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets
- Format: powder, single-serve packets
- Case quantity: 72 boxes of 30 counts
The powder mixes into regular dry or wet dog food and suits puppies and adult dogs alike. Keep unopened packets in their boxes in a cool, dry spot, and use each packet at the time it is opened rather than storing part of one.
When buying probiotic sachets in bulk, the per-packet cost tends to drop significantly compared to smaller retail quantities, so a case this size is worth considering for anyone who gives the supplement daily rather than occasionally. The individual foil sachets offer a practical advantage over bulk powder containers: each one is sealed at the point of manufacture, so the contents of any given packet are not exposed to air, moisture, or repeated handling until the moment it is torn open. This makes the format particularly reliable for environments where multiple staff members are involved, such as a boarding kennel or veterinary clinic, since there is no shared container to leave open or to cross-contaminate. When comparing single-serve probiotic supplements of this type, it is worth checking whether the outer box is designed for easy dispensing and whether the sachets are labeled clearly enough to distinguish from other supplements stored nearby. For facilities that track product lots or expiration dates across a high volume of animals, the box-and-packet structure also makes rotation straightforward: boxes can be dated on receipt and used in order, with individual sachets pulled one at a time as needed.
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