Carrera is actually now about 6 years old and she seems to out of all the others have a more sensitive stomach. She is much more sensitive to gas producing greens so I have to keep a more watchful eye on her foods. I am constantly watching her for an upset stomach. I would say in the last few years she has had about 6 stasis scares that ended up just being gas. Gas-X relieved her pain and she was completely fine after she took it.

I know many people keep Acidophillus so I was wondering- can you give it daily? I did see one website saying to put it in their water daily to help w/ digestion.

Suggestions?

Thanks!

As far as I know acidopholous for buns really doesn't; do a whole lot.  Their bacteria are different and very delicate balance. Hopefully someone will know more.   I was waiting for someone else who knows more to reply.    You may receive a different answer. 

There was a post some time ago about this and as I recall that is what was said.  You can do a search for it.  On the right side in the green bar is a Search thing. HIt that and take a peek.  I am too lazy this morning to do it. 

Later on I can. After I have my lunch at the clubhouse.

I am curious to hear the answer too.  I did use acidophillus (spelling) caplets on some wild bunnies I was rehabbing- seemed to make no difference at all.

Cotton had diah after her spay- I assume from her upset in eating habits- I gave her Benebac and that seemed to help- plus she liked it which was a bonus.  She ate if off the end of the syringe.

If you decide to trial the acidophillus make sure that you are not giving it in anything sugary like juice as that will most likely negate the effects.  Have you tried cutting out all sugary treats and seeing if that helps?

the acidophillus capules that I used for the wild bunnies were a pain- I had to divide a capsule, capsules needed to be refrig after opening bottle.  But at least I could sneak it in their formula.  Chewable tablets aren't suitable as they have added sugar.