Pet Digestive Aid Powder for Dogs, Cats and Horses, Mixable Herbal Gel for Everyday Stomach Support

This pet digestive aid powder offers a practical way to support dogs, cats and horses during stomach upset or as part of their maintenance routine. Mix it with water to create a smooth gel, serve it with food where directed, or use the dry powder as a horse feed addition.

The formula combines slippery elm bark, marshmallow root, dandelion root and milk thistle seed. Slippery elm coats and soothes the stomach and digestive tract, while the finely ground texture makes the prepared gel easier to draw into an oral syringe.

Key Features

• Mixed with water, the powder becomes a smooth gel that can be measured by oral syringe for controlled serving to small animals.
• The specially ground slippery elm mixes smoothly instead of becoming clumpy, making preparation and syringe use more manageable.
• Dogs and cats can receive the prepared gel by oral syringe or mixed into food, providing options for different feeding routines.
• For horses, the dry powder can be added to feed, or it can be mixed with water or aloe juice and given by large syringe.
• Prepared gel can be refrigerated for up to seven days, so a batch may be mixed ahead for an established care routine.
• The Small size makes approximately 50 batches for a horse or large animal, while the Large size makes approximately 90 batches for a horse or large dog.

Specifications

• Brand: GastroElm Plus
• Form: Powder that forms a smooth gel when mixed with water.
• Suitable animals: Dogs, cats and horses.
• Serving weight: 4.5 g (4,500 mg) per tablespoon.
• Ingredients per tablespoon: Appalachian wild-crafted slippery elm bark powder 3,000 mg; marshmallow root powder 500 mg; dandelion root powder 500 mg; milk thistle seed powder 500 mg.
• Dog and cat mixing: Combine 1 tablespoon of powder with 4 oz of water or bone broth.
• Dog and cat serving: Give 0.5 ml of gel per pound of body weight before breakfast and at bedtime.
• Dog and cat maintenance: Mix the gel into food once or twice daily as needed.
• Horse digestive-distress serving: Add 1 tablespoon of dry powder to feed 2–3 times daily.
• Horse maintenance: Top-dress the evening feed with 1 tablespoon of dry powder.
• Available sizes: Small and Large.
• Powder storage: Keep in a cool environment away from light.
• Prepared gel storage: Refrigerate for up to seven days; do not heat or freeze.

Use additional daytime servings rather than doubling a single serving. Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If your animal’s condition worsens or does not improve, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian.