Crunchy Cat Probiotic Chews with Prebiotic, Probiotic and Postbiotic Gut Support, Chicken Flavor, 3.7 Oz – Rocco & Roxie
Crunchy cat probiotic chews combine prebiotic, probiotic and postbiotic ingredients in a chicken-flavored daily supplement. Rocco & Roxie gives each chew a crunchy shell with a soft center, offering a treat-like texture for cats that accept chews more readily than loose powder. The 3.7-ounce bag is sized for a single-cat routine or measured household use according to the serving chart.
Follow the package serving for the cat’s weight and introduce a new supplement gradually when directed. The formula lists MICROBUILD as a prebiotic, Sporevia as a probiotic and TYNAGEN as a postbiotic, with no fillers, gums or sweeteners listed in the source. Refrigeration or storage needs should follow the current package. Persistent vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, blood in stool, appetite loss, weight change or lethargy needs veterinary care rather than additional servings.
Specifications
- Brand: Rocco & Roxie Supply Co.
- Product: Cat probiotic chews
- Net weight: 3.7 oz
- Flavor: Chicken
- Texture: Crunchy shell and soft center
- Supplement groups: Prebiotic probiotic and postbiotic
- Prebiotic ingredient name listed: MICROBUILD
- Probiotic ingredient name listed: Sporevia
- Postbiotic ingredient name listed: TYNAGEN
- Target animal: Cat
- Use: Daily digestive and gut support
- Fillers listed: None
- Gums listed: None
- Sweeteners listed: None
- Manufacturing statement: Made in USA with domestic and global ingredients
- Model: R&R Cat Probiotic 3.7oz
- Bag dimensions: 2 x 5.65 x 8 in
- Directions: Follow current package serving
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the texture of these cat probiotic chews?
Each chicken-flavored chew is described with a crunchy shell and soft center.
Which gut-support ingredient groups are included?
The formula lists a prebiotic called MICROBUILD, a probiotic called Sporevia and a postbiotic called TYNAGEN.
How much product is in the bag?
The package contains 3.7 ounces of cat probiotic chews.
When should digestive symptoms be checked by a veterinarian?
Persistent vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, blood in stool, appetite loss, weight change or lethargy requires veterinary assessment.