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Cassie’s Picks · Products chosen by Cassie Milar, founder of Sage Puppies.
“My job involves cleaning up a lot of shit. Glamorous, I know.”
That little bit of puppy-program reality inspired this playful illustration. Cute faces and cleanup supplies go together around here—and Cassie picked two separate digestive products for the human-and-dog lineup.
For her: Zenwise Digestive Enzymes, the 180-capsule human product. For the dogs: Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora canine probiotic powder, the box of 30 sachets.
A quick look at the two products
| Product | Intended user | Package checked | Shopping link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zenwise Digestive Enzymes | Humans | 180 capsules | Check current price on Amazon (paid link) |
| Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora | Dogs | Canine powder, 30 sachets | Check current price on Amazon (paid link) |
Cassie’s human pick: Zenwise Digestive Enzymes
Cassie says she has used Zenwise for a couple of years. It is her human pick in this pair. The product linked here is the 180-capsule Digestive Enzymes bottle; check the current listing and the bottle you receive because package options and formulations can change.
Zenwise describes its product as a digestive-enzyme supplement with prebiotic and probiotic ingredients. That makes the product name worth reading carefully: “digestive enzymes” and “probiotics” describe different ingredients, even when they appear together in one formula. See the manufacturer’s current product information.
Practical fit: A capsule bottle can be convenient for an adult who prefers that format. Trade-offs: Capsules will not suit every preference, and a 180-count bottle is a package count—not a promise of how long it will last for you. Check the label, ingredients, storage instructions and suitability with your healthcare professional.
The dog pick: Purina FortiFlora canine powder
Cassie uses FortiFlora with her puppies and selected it for the dog side of this pair. This link is for the canine powder in 30 individually packaged sachets. FortiFlora has other formats and versions, so match the product name and species when ordering.
Purina describes this canine product as a probiotic containing Enterococcus faecium SF68 for digestive support. Its current information identifies use in puppies and adult dogs and directs owners to follow the label or their veterinarian’s guidance. Read Purina’s product information for the exact formula and instructions.
Practical fit: Individual powder sachets make the package easy to identify and keep sealed until needed. Trade-offs: Powder and packaging may be less convenient than another format for your household, and ongoing cost matters if your veterinarian recommends continued use. Ask about ingredients and your dog’s individual needs.
A few checks before you buy
- Confirm the species and exact product version.
- Read the current ingredients, expiration date and storage directions.
- Compare package format and current price, rather than relying on a fixed price in an older post.
- Ask your veterinarian about a puppy’s symptoms or supplement needs, and your healthcare professional about a human supplement.
The NIH probiotic overview explains that effects depend on the particular microorganisms and product. A personal favorite cannot establish that another person or dog will have the same experience.
Getting ready for the everyday puppy jobs
Our new puppy supply checklist helps you plan the essentials before homecoming. If you are still choosing your companion, meet currently available Sage puppies and get to know our Utah-based program.
Product identities and links checked October 8, 2026. The playful product scene is an AI illustration. The puppy hero is an existing owner-library photograph and does not indicate current puppy availability.
Last revised October 10, 2026: clearer shopping buttons and the Cassie’s Picks guide collection. The product-link check date above remains the date of the verified merchant check.
