Slippery Elm Tincture for Dogs and Cats, Soothing Digestive Support for Stomach and Elimination Discomfort

When your dog or cat is dealing with digestive discomfort, this slippery elm tincture offers soothing, temporary support while you and your veterinarian work to understand the cause.

Made from the dried inner bark of slippery elm, the tincture forms a protective coating along the digestive tract, from the mouth through the large intestine. It is intended for pets experiencing digestive or elimination difficulties involving irritation or inflammation.

Key Features

• The soothing coating covers the digestive tract from mouth to large intestine, supporting comfort across more than one part of your pet’s digestive system.
• Temporary relief for digestion and elimination difficulties makes this a practical option when stomach or intestinal irritation is troubling your pet.
• Weight-based dog guidelines allow pet parents to choose a measured starting amount suited to dogs under 30 pounds, from 30 to 60 pounds, or over 60 pounds.
• A separate cat guideline accounts for feline use, making the tincture suitable for digestive-care routines in both cats and dogs.
• The liquid tincture format is measured in milliliters, allowing each amount to be given consistently from one dose to the next.

Specifications

• Brand: Golden Lotus Herbs
• Botanical: Slippery Elm (Ulmus rubra)
• Source material: Dried inner bark, also called pith
• Form: Tincture
• Made in: USA
• Dogs under 30 lb: 0.25–0.5 ml, 1–3 times daily
• Dogs 30–60 lb: 0.5–1 ml, 1–3 times daily
• Dogs over 60 lb: 1–2 ml, 1–3 times daily
• Cats: 0.25–0.5 ml, 1–3 times daily
• Contraindication: Do not use during pregnancy.
• Medication timing: Give medications 2–3 hours after the last slippery elm dose because its coating may interfere with absorption.

Observe your pet’s response and discuss persistent appetite changes, vomiting, straining, pain, or other digestive concerns with your veterinarian. Their guidance can help you adjust the routine and address the underlying cause.