Anyone used this for their dogs, our puppy has had Guirdia, Campy, E coli, now had 2 samples back and all clear, on a fish and sensitive diet, vet now diagnosed this for a month to help  him. I tried probiotics before but made things worse, read the reviews on this all seem good, but just wondered if anyone has used and found ok. ?

If everything else is clear you can't go wrong with Pro-kolin.  I always have an extra tube in the dogs medicine cabinet.  Have used it for donkeys years with fantastic results. 

Obviously I wouldn't use it if a dog really needed a prescription medicine, but even my vet regularly prescribes it.  Now that I know that I don't need a prescription for it, I don't pay the inflated price that my vet charges!  I buy online.  Hyperdrug gives a rapid delivery with great customer service.  But there are other reputable canine pharmacies too.

TRY IT!!!!!

It is pretty pricey and I don't think you really get much for your money.

Ie - it is basically clay/kaolin/a binder and probiotics.

A large bottle of Kaolin for dogs will last FOREVER:  http://amzn.eu/d/bxA9m4P

And you will get many more days of probiotics out of a box of Purina FortiFlora probiotics...

I think Pro-Kolin is really over-priced....

> I think Pro-Kolin is really over-priced....

Agreed and I dislike the way you have to administer it.   I get more anywhere but in the dog   Plus with the size of my hound (who is the one who mainly needs such a product) the tube doesn't last long!

Thanks for the link to an alternative - interesting to read the 'comments'.

I now use canikur instead it's very similar and cheaper .it also.comes as tablets although mine will eat it from the tube

> And you will get many more days of probiotics out of a box of Purina FortiFlora probiotics...

But that wasn't what the OP asked.  She wanted an opinion on Pro-kolin and I gave it.  She wanted peoples experience of it, and I LOVE it.

Wouldn't be persuaded to change either.