KittyBiome™ Gut Health Test

My Maine Coon kitten had diahrea for the 1st 6 months we had her. The Bet diagnosed her with IBD and put her on prescription food. I didn’t accept that and investigated cause. Learned about the Biome and found Kitty Biome. She has been cured using this product! So thankful.

Hi, So far, so good. Being a nutritionist for people, I tried everything else you could imagine b4 this. I started the regimen about 3.5 weeks ago. The diarrhea has greatly improved. It's not 100% there all the way yet, but his stool is definitely firmer. No throwing up lately. His appetite is great. You can do all kinds of things and try modality after modality, but if the friendly bacteria is off or out of balance, nothing will really help. I'll post again as time goes on. Thank you!!!

I have three cats that have always had hairball and vomiting issues. One in particular, Basel, was really bad and after hundreds of dollars in tests and an ultrasound the vet told me that Basel PROBABLY had IBS and pancreatitis and recommended a hydrolyzed diet made by the same company of pet food that I had already been using followed by steroids. I've been through similar situations with my previous cats and knew that this course of action has never solved anything for my babies other than just temporarily relieving symptoms or masking them. Instead, I completely changed my cat's diet from my vet's recommended popular brand of kibble and wet food and moved to Smalls frozen/fresh food delivery service and some pro and prebiotic cat treats. The cats have been on this new diet for three weeks before I tried the KittyBiome test. In that 3 weeks, Basel had quit throwing up and had no hairballs. He was actually passing them in his stool like he should. The KittyBiome test came back that he has great gut health other than having a small increase of bacteria that lend themselves toward obesity. I feel so much better about Basel's health and am interested in doing the Biome test for my other cats. Yzma is FINALLY losing weight and running again after years of feeding her the recommended amount of vet-approved mainstream brand cat food. She has also quit vomiting and I suspect that her test results will be similar to Basel's. While Basel's test results were positive, I don't feel like I wasted any money at all. I feel so much better about the choices I made concerning my cats' health and know that moving forward whatever issues my cat has aren't due to an unknown gut bacteria imbalance. Plus, I actually got to see the results which is something that has never happened at the vet.

I just adopted a new cat (Catfish) and he's a little bit on the chunky side. I decided to test his microbiome to see if there was anything I could do to optimize his diet, and got some great information from the report. Be sure and schedule a phone call with them, it was great to be able to talk to a real person. Wish I didn't have to touch his poop but at least they provide gloves! And he's totally worth it.

I was at my wit's end watching my sweet kitty losing weight from over 1 1/2 years of diarrhea-I could not find any food to agree with him and even tried multiple veterinary formulas and HP formulas-nothing helped. I saw an ad for the gut health test-I ordered it because at this point I had nothing to lose-Miso had gotten so thin and even his hips and shoulder blades were bony. I sent in the fecal sample and was shocked to see how wiped out his intestinal balance was-hardly anything left-but then some days he was going 8-10 times-sometimes more. Projectile watery diarrhea and on a good day semi-watery pudding consistency. I began him on the gut restore capsules-I only gave him one a day-after a few weeks with the gut restore capsules and your probiotic powder mixed with his food he slowly showed improvement-He was getting limited ingredient cat foods-venison dry food and pure chicken wet food mixed with the dry-in small amounts, about a teaspoon at a time-all throughout the day. He fluctuated in his "movements" slowly to pudding consistency and after a month he began to have somewhat firmer stools. Now it's about 2 months and he is having solid poo!! Some days it's only once or twice a day. It is a miracle-Miso has begun to gain weight and his coat is getting soft again. He definitely feels better without the diarrhea and he has energy again and is cuddly. We can't deviate from his routine-too much food at one time and he has to "go" right away and it is a little mushy-but keeping the food consistency as mostly dry with the wet food just enough to dampen the dry and in smaller amounts at a time-he is making solid stools-like our dogs-lol Miso was a large cat, around 20 lbs and lost so much weight. It's nice to see him becoming healthy again. He is eating 1 1/2 cups of dry and about 1/2-3/4 cup of wet food added in. He is 14 so I was afraid that this was going to be the end for him. Thank you for giving us our boy back!!