Free Shipping on US Orders Over $50!
1 6

KittyBiome™ Gut Restore Supplement

Our science-backed supplement provides thousands of different kinds of healthy cat-specific bacteria to restore cat health and relieve digestive, skin, and immune health issues.

$9500
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Capsule Count

Ingredients
  • Active Ingredients

    Prescreened feline fecal material sourced from select healthy cat donors who live in homes, rigorously tested for pathogens, parasites, and healthy microbiome composition.

  • Inactive Ingredients

    Glycerol, and vegetable capsule.

  • Note

    This is a natural product. Some variation in color is normal.

Product Overview

KittyBiome™ Gut Restore Supplement is a unique fecal microbiota transplant (FMT) in a capsule designed to restore cat health. Convenient capsules are an alternative to surgical FMT, which is equally effective but far more invasive. More powerful than probiotics and prescription diets, because seeding the gut with beneficial, cat-specific microbes helps to restore it to a more balanced state.

Addresses chronic digestive issues and skin conditions in cats, including diarrhea, vomiting, constipation, itchy skin, and atopic dermatitis.

Helpful Supplement for Cat Digestive and Skin Issues:

Supports well-formed and easy to pass poop

Fast-acting and gentle

Restores digestive and immune health

Soothes the intestinal tract

Improves clinical signs in 83% of cats

Promotes healthy skin and coat

Veterinarian recommended

> Learn more about Gut Restore Supplements/FMT capsules

> Clinical studies on fecal transplants in cats and dogs

Have more questions? Contact Us.

Direction for Use

Give capsules whole, by mouth, for at least 30 days. Do not open or crush capsules.

If your cat is particularly sensitive to new supplements, we recommend starting by giving just 1 capsule and waiting 3-4 days before giving the next one. Then, you can gradually move towards more frequent dosing.

If your cat is currently stable, give 1 capsule daily for the first 3 days, then progress to more frequent dosing according to this dosing chart.

As with all supplements, consult with your veterinarian before use, especially if your pet has a health condition. 

Storage Instructions: Store in a cool, dry place.

Customer Reviews

Based on 120 reviews
91%
(109)
7%
(8)
3%
(3)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
G
Gayle (Seattle, US)
My cat has done a complete 180

My kitty was really sick a few weeks ago. He was vomiting left and right. I took him to the vet and his blood work was fine but the X-ray showed changes in the small intestine. The vet suspected lymphoma or IBD. I couldn’t afford to get further work done, so I’ve switched him to a diet of raw rabbit, and also started him on these pills, at about the same time. So I have no idea if it’s the raw rabbit or the pills, or both, but my cat is thriving and he is like his old self again. He has only puked once in the past seven or eight days and it wasn’t actual vomit, it was more or less just a hairball. I started giving him one pill per day for the first week and now I am doing it every other day.

If you are looking to help heal your cat’s gut microbiome, I strongly urge you to consider either a raw diet, or a very clean diet of quality canned food with no carrageenan, gums, or grains. I feel like combining a clean diet with these pills can be a life saver. I plan to continue giving him these pills long term, but spacing out the dosages.

J
John Q Public (Claremore, US)
Hope for Feline IBS

My 11 y/o cat was losing weight and vomiting frequently. He is a long hair and has had issues with hairballs his whole life, but this was different. It got to where hardly any food I set down interested him. A couple of visits to the vet ruled out everything else and she felt like it was IBS. I found Kitty Biome after some online searching and decided to try it. The alternative was more testing and potentially invasive procedures at a high cost and I didn't want to put him through that. I started noticing after just a few doses that he was feeling more like himself, and getting appetite back. After the second week he was noticably better. I suspended giving him capsules at three weeks due to a ringworm infection that required other medication that gagged him. I haven't given him further KB because it seems he is back to his old self, and I am grateful. He also gained 2/10 lb. at his last vet visit. He runs and plays like he used to and eats plenty. I don't know if this has solved all his problems but I know he feels much better again and has reversed his weight loss. We are administering now to his litter mate brother, who has also amped up the vomiting, with some diarrhea. We haven't been as successful with giving him medication because he's stronger and fights us, even with pill popper. But we have managed to get a few down and the vomiting has almost stopped. He just needs more and I think he will be in better shape too.

A
AJ (Fort Worth, US)
Cured diarrhea and blood

Every time I added wet food slowly to my kitten, he would get severe diarrhea and bright red blood in his stool. I’ve tried multiple probiotics with S. boulardii. The S Boulardii firmed his poop up but didn’t cure the blood. Literally after 1.5 weeks of being on this the blood and diarrhea is gone, even now adding a tiny bit of wet food that used to cause him problems!

P
Pam W
Only thing that has helped

The Gut Restore is the only product that has helped with my cat's diarrhea. Every time she gets an antibiotic it's a nightmare! I'm so glad my vet found this product as it's the only cure for my girl.

J
Jennifer Harvey (Merrimack, US)
Long term treatment that is better than I'd hoped

My poor kitty suffered from bad teeth and gums and nothing seemed to work. Multiple teeth cleanings only helped so much and his vet suggested the Fecal Transplant as a method to help boost his overall health. We performed a gut microbiome check and he was riddled with clostridium due to the length of time he was on antibiotics and steroids (because of his gum infections). We did a 60 day treatment with the Gut restore supplement and then re-tested his biome. Clostridium was gone! We were successfully able to "out compete" with good microbes. His symptoms eased and he seemed to not be in mouth pain anymore. This 8 year old kitty was acting like a kitten again!
I purchased another round of the Gut Restore Supplement and have all 3 of my kitties on a maintenance plan. Every 3 days or so I hide the pill in yummy treats and they don't even notice it. I HAVE noticed that the litterbox looks very normal. BMs are healthy looking, no diarrhea in sight. I cannot recommend this product enough for a gentle push for my kitty's health. If my kitties ever need to be on antibiotics for a life saving issue, you'd better bet I will purchase this as soon as that medication is done. Amazing.

Load More

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a fecal microbiota transplant (FMT)?

A fecal microbiota transplant (FMT), also called fecal transplant, is the transfer of stool from a healthy donor to the GI tract of a sick recipient. The stool from the donor contains a diverse, well-functioning community of bacteria that take up residence in the recipient’s gut. FMT is the best known approach for restoring a balanced gut microbiome and has proven to be an effective treatment in both humans and companion animals.

FMT has been used for hundreds of years in veterinary medicine and for over a thousand years in human medicine. Though modern regulatory entities like the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are still determining how to classify it, FMT continues to demonstrate beneficial results for a growing list of human health conditions. For example, FMT is routinely used to treat Clostridioides difficile (C. diff) infections. And it provides a promising solution for the low gut bacterial diversity associated with Crohn’s disease (a form of IBD).

What are Gut Restore/FMT capsules (poop pills)?

An FMT can be delivered via colonoscopy or enema, but for cats and dogs, those procedures generally require sedation. Our Gut Restore Supplement is an oral capsule that gives your cat the benefits of FMT without the need for surgery or sedation. Containing a proprietary mixture of carefully screened, cryoprotected, freeze-dried donor stool, the Gut Restore capsules (aka “poop pills”) offer a noninvasive, affordable, at-home alternative for pets suffering from digestive, skin, or immune system issues.

How can Gut Restore Supplements improve my cat’s health?

By seeding your cat’s microbiome with all the right bacteria in the right proportions, the capsules can help reestablish balance and resolve symptoms. When cats with digestive symptoms, skin issues, or immune system problems turn out to be missing certain important gut bacteria, we need to add those missing members to the microbiome and help the new populations grow and thrive. 

When dogs with digestive symptoms, skin issues, or immune system problems turn out to be missing certain important gut bacteria, we need to add those missing members to the microbiome and help the new populations grow and thrive.

The Gut Restore Supplement provides a whole community of healthy cat-specific microbes. The capsule’s enteric coating prevents it from dissolving until it reaches the intestines, where the contents “seed” your cat’s gut with a diverse array of healthy bacteria, restoring any missing groups.

Where do you get material for the Gut Restore Supplements?

Our Gut Restore Supplement for cats are derived from stool donated by healthy pet cats that live in homes and have been carefully screened for health, age, fecal consistency, behavior, and microbiome composition (based on DNA sequencing).

Donor stool samples are submitted for parasite and pathogen screening to the Idexx Reference Laboratories, the leading veterinary diagnostics company, which has stringent quality control guidelines and well-validated standard operating procedures.

All cat donor material is regularly screened for parasites and pathogens:

Cats are screened for the following pathogens via PCR: Clostridium perfringens Enterotoxin Gene, Feline coronavirus, Tritrichomonas foetus, Campylobacter coli, Campylobacter jejuni, Feline panleukopenia virus, Clostridium perfringens Alpha Toxin, Cryptosporidium, Salmonella spp, Toxoplasma gondii, Giardia 

Cats are screened for the following parasites via ELISA: Giardia, Hookworms, Whipworms, Roundworms

Cats are screened for ova and parasites using fecal flotation.

Is the supplement right for my cat?

An extremely wide range of cats have benefited from the Gut Restore Supplement, ranging in age from 2 months to 20 years. The vast majority of cats see improvement in their digestive issues, food allergies and intolerances, and/or skin issues.

While this supplement is natural and intended to gently repopulate the microbiome, it does contain high numbers of healthy bacteria that can be overwhelming to medically unstable cats. If your cat is severely underweight or requires frequent hospitalization, we recommend checking with your veterinarian to see if the supplement is right for your cat.
Back to top