(name unavailable) PRODUCT REVIEWS PAGE 1 OF 1 Options Available: Shop Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 6 reviewers. Rated 5 out of 5by Lori_experienced_guinea_pig_owner_small_parrotA MUST have for your animal 1st aid kit!!!As a small animal owner, it is critical to treat intestinal trouble in a timely matter so as not to lead toward dehydration and further distress. This is a great 1st line of defense to give your pet without having to worry about adverse side effects. Give at the first sign of loose stools or uncharacteristic finicky appetite and you can head off a lot of problems! 05/24/2009Rated 5 out of 5by Christine_A_rabbit_breederA must have!!I had searched all the local stores for this - I use it for my rabbits - and I was unable to find it anywhere but on PetCareRx. And the price was GREAT!! 06/22/2008Rated 4 out of 5by Lynns_Bunny_Bungalow_and_Zoo_of_sortsOrderingWe were professionally served by PetCareRx.com and we will order again in the near future! Thank you for pleasant service. See you soon! 05/23/2008Rated 5 out of 5by 3_elderly_minpins_17_years_old_and_2_teacup_pooA MUST HAVE MEDICATIONMy veterenarian prescribed Bene Bac for my dogs as they were on antibiotics after having their teeth cleaned and also again for various other reasons (traveling, etc). This medication has helped in all of the situations. I now order 5 at a time so I do not run out. Of course, the price at the vet's office per tube is $19.10 almost 3 times the cost as it is here at PetCareRx....love, love, love this stuff. 04/13/2008Rated 5 out of 5by 3_elderly_minpins_17_years_old_and_2_teacup_pooA MUST HAVE MEDICATIONMy veterenarian prescribed Bene Bac for my dogs as they were on antibiotics after having their teeth cleaned and also again for various other reasons (traveling, etc). This medication has helped in all of the situations. I now order 5 at a time so I do not run out. Of course, the price at the vet's office per tube is $19.10 almost 3 times the cost as it is here at PetCareRx....love, love, love this stuff. 04/13/2008Rated 4 out of 5by GaryFemale_UmbrellaGreat StuffMy female Umbrella had a prolapse chloaca. The vet tied it up to her rib cage. Since that time her stools were watery and runny and she had no control of them. She stopped having the white dust and felt scratchy. I put a small amount of this product on her peanut butter and everything is back to normal. I buy three tubes at a time so I don't run out. Also she is not biting her feathers as much as she was. 08/25/2007 Page 1 of 1 1