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Sustenance Herbs · GI Soothe Elixir When Your Dog's Gut Is Sending an SOS, This Is What You Reach For First. Five certified organic herbs that coat an irritated gut lining, relax c ramping and spasms, and calm inflammation before your dog's next meal. Give it 15 to 30 minutes before food. That timing is what makes it work. ✓ 100% Certified Organic ✓ NASC Certified ✓ Liquid Elixir, Fast-Acting ✓ Non-GMO Every dog owner knows these signs The gassy belly. The loose stool. The dog who squats outside but nothing happens. The vomiting that will not stop. Digestive distress shows up in a lot of different ways. Constipation. Diarrhea. Nausea. Gastritis. Bloating and gas. Cramping. IBD flare-ups. Colitis. Whatever form it takes, what they all have in common is an irritated, inflamed, or unhappy gut lining that needs soothing before anything else can help. Diarrhea Loose stool, urgency, and frequent trips outside Constipation Straining outside with nothing to show for it Nausea and vomiting Bringing food back up or refusing to eat Gas and bloating Gurgling belly, visible discomfort, restlessness IBD and colitis Chronic gut inflammation flaring up again GI Soothe Elixir is not a long-term repair supplement. It is the immediate comfort tool that every holistic pet parent's cabinet should have ready before it is needed. Because when your dog's gut is in distress, time matters. The most important thing to know Give it 15 to 30 minutes before your dog eats. Not with the meal. Before it. When the gut is inflamed and upset, dropping food directly into that environment makes things worse. Food arriving in an irritated, cramping gut triggers more spasms, more discomfort, and more of the inflammatory response that is already causing the problem. Think of it as sending in the preparation crew before the main event. Give GI Soothe Elixir first. Let the herbs coat the gut lining, relax the cramping, and calm the inflammation for 15 to 30 minutes. Then bring in the meal. Your dog is now eating into a gut that has been prepared and calmed, not one that is still in the middle of a flare-up. This timing is what makes GI Soothe Elixir work in situations where other digestive supplements do not. Most supplements are given with or after food, which means they arrive after the damage is already done. This one goes in first. The full formula Five ingredients. Every single one certified organic. Because this formula goes directly to an already-irritated gut lining, the gut is one of the most sensitive and absorptive surfaces in the body. Organic sourcing means no pesticide residues reaching tissue that is already inflamed and raw. Certified Organic Slippery Elm Bark Coats and protects the entire gut lining When Slippery Elm contacts moisture in the gut, it forms a thick gel that coats the entire surface of the digestive tract from the throat to the intestines. Think of it as a liquid bandage for the inside of the gut. That coating protects the irritated tissue from further damage, soothes the nerve endings generating pain signals, and creates a healing surface underneath. It also works in both directions: soothing and slowing a gut with diarrhea, and lubricating and softening a gut struggling with constipation. Certified Organic Mallow, Althea officinalis Slippery Elm's companion, especially for the stomach Also known as Marshmallow Root. Works through the same gel-coating mechanism as Slippery Elm, but with a particular affinity for the stomach and upper gut where gastritis and inflammation most often begin. The reason both herbs are included is that they form their protective coating through slightly different compounds that work at different parts of the GI tract. Together they create a more complete and longer-lasting coating than either herb alone. Mallow also has its own anti-inflammatory properties that help reduce the inflammatory response in gut tissue. Certified Organic Nettle Seed with Calyx Addresses the stress-gut connection most formulas miss Here is something most people do not know: stress and the gut are deeply connected. When a dog is stressed, anxious, or in chronic low-grade stress, the gut directly responds by becoming more reactive and inflamed. Many dogs with recurring diarrhea and colitis flare-ups are running a stress response that is keeping their gut sensitive regardless of what they eat. Nettle Seed specifically supports the adrenal glands that manage the stress response, helping calm that stress-driven contribution to gut inflammation. It also brings anti-inflammatory and antihistamine-like properties for dogs whose gut sensitivity has an allergic component. Certified Organic Chamomile Relaxes the cramping and spasms that cause the most distress Chamomile is the antispasmodic ingredient that directly addresses the cramping and muscle spasms that make GI distress so physically uncomfortable. The gut moves food along through rhythmic contractions. When it is inflamed, those contractions become too strong, too fast, or irregular, producing cramping, urgency, and the kind of gut discomfort that will not let your dog settle. Chamomile calms those contractions back toward a normal rhythm. It also reduces gas and bloating by helping food and gas move more smoothly, and ensures the stronger antiparasitic herbs in the formula are gentle on the stomach. Certified Organic Licorice Root Gets the gut producing its own protective coating Here is the clever part: while Slippery Elm and Mallow apply a protective coating from the outside, Licorice Root stimulates the cells lining the gut to produce more of their own protective mucus. In inflamed guts, this natural mucus layer is often depleted and cannot keep up with the damage. Licorice Root essentially tells the gut to make more of its own internal protection. It also has anti-ulcer properties, supporting the integrity of the stomach and intestinal lining where inflammation can cause real damage, and adds another layer of anti-inflammatory support to the formula. Why all five are needed Slippery Elm and Mallow coat the lining from outside. Licorice Root gets the gut producing its own coating from inside. Chamomile relaxes the muscle spasms that are driving the discomfort. And Nettle Seed addresses the stress-gut connection that keeps so many dogs in a state of chronic gut sensitivity no matter what you feed them. Each one does a job the others cannot do. What happens step by step You give the elixir. Here is what the next 30 minutes looks like. 1 Within minutes: a protective layer forms Slippery Elm and Mallow begin forming their gel coating across the mucous membranes of the throat, stomach, and gut lining. The raw, irritated tissue that has been generating discomfort is now protected behind a physical barrier, like a bandage on the inside. 2 The cramping begins to ease Chamomile's compounds reach the smooth muscle of the gut wall, helping the irregular, too-strong contractions relax toward a normal rhythm. The urgency, the cramping, and the abnormal gut activity that have been causing diarrhea, constipation, or discomfort begin to calm. 3 The gut starts producing its own protection Licorice Root stimulates the stomach and intestinal lining to produce more of their own protective mucus, reinforcing the external coating with the body's own defenses. Its anti-inflammatory activity contributes to the overall calming of the gut tissue. 4 30 minutes later: your dog eats into a prepared gut When the meal arrives, it enters a gut that is coated, calmer, less spasmodic, and less inflamed than it was. Eating becomes possible and comfortable. The symptoms that have been disrupting your dog's day have a meaningful opportunity to resolve rather than being made worse by the next meal. When to use it Works for acute situations and ongoing daily support. Acute upset right now Your dog ate something they should not have, is vomiting, has diarrhea, or is clearly in GI distress. Give before each meal throughout the recovery period until the gut calms down. Constipation Slippery Elm lubricates and softens the gut lining. Chamomile helps gut contractions work more effectively. The coating and calming effect makes it easier for stuck content to move through. Diarrhea and loose stool Slippery Elm soothes and calms an overactive gut. Chamomile slows the too-fast contractions driving urgency. Mallow protects the irritated gut wall from the additional damage that repeated loose stool causes. Gastritis and stomach inflammation The demulcent coating of Slippery Elm and Mallow combined with Licorice Root's mucus stimulation provides direct gastric mucosal protection that conventional antacids cannot replicate because antacids address stomach acid but not the underlying inflammation. Chronic IBD, colitis, and ongoing sensitivity Given before every meal as an ongoing pre-meal comfort protocol, GI Soothe Elixir makes daily eating consistently more comfortable. It works alongside longer-term gut repair supplements like Gut Health Formula and Probiotic Support Formula, which are rebuilding the gut structure at a deeper level. Is this right for your dog? This formula belongs in your cabinet if your dog meets any of these. ✓ Has acute digestive upset including vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, or gas and bloating ✓ Has been diagnosed with IBD, colitis, gastritis, or any chronic inflammatory GI condition ✓ Is recovering from illness, surgery, or antibiotic treatment and has a raw, reactive gut ✓ Has food sensitivities that trigger digestive symptoms after meals ✓ Has stress-related digestive issues that flare during travel, boarding, or environmental changes ✓ Is an older dog whose digestive system has become more sensitive and reactive with age ✓ Ate something they should not have and needs immediate gut soothing support ✓ Has recurring loose stool or constipation that has not fully resolved with diet changes alone ✓ Experiences cramping, urgency, or visible gut discomfort around mealtimes How to give it Drop it in the back of the mouth or mix into a tiny amount of food. 15 to 30 minutes before the meal. Giving it directly into the back of the mouth with the dropper produces the fastest action. Mixing into a very small amount of food given before the main meal also works. The key is the timing: always before the meal, never during or after. 40 drops is approximately 1.2ml, or about one-quarter of a teaspoon. Dog's Weight Dose 10 to 20 lbs 25 drops 21 to 40 lbs 50 drops 41 to 60 lbs 70 drops Important notes: Not for use in pregnant animals. Not available for shipment to Vermont. If your dog is experiencing severe or persistent vomiting, bloody diarrhea, or signs of significant distress, seek veterinary care promptly rather than waiting on a supplement. If your dog's condition worsens or does not improve with this formula, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian. Works well with GI Soothe Elixir is the comfort layer. These products build the deeper gut repair underneath it. Gut Health Formula The long-term repair supplement that rebuilds the gut wall, restores the mucosal lining, and addresses the underlying causes of chronic GI dysfunction. GI Soothe Elixir handles the acute comfort. Gut Health Formula rebuilds the underlying infrastructure over weeks and months. They are designed to work together. Probiotic Support Formula Restores the gut microbiome whose balance is essential for long-term digestive resilience. A healthy microbiome is one of the most effective long-term defenses against ongoing digestive sensitivity. Canine Herbal Wormer Monthly intestinal parasite support for dogs whose GI sensitivity may have a parasitic component, which is more common than most pet parents realize. CWB Once Daily The daily whole-body foundational wellness layer that keeps every system, including the digestive tract, operating at its most resilient. Questions and answers Everything you want to know before you buy. Why does it have to be given before meals and not after? Because the gut needs to be prepared before food arrives, not treated after the damage is done. When the gut is inflamed or cramping, food arriving directly onto that raw, reactive tissue makes things worse. Giving GI Soothe Elixir 15 to 30 minutes first allows the coating herbs to form their protective layer and the antispasmodic herbs to relax the cramping before the meal comes. The meal then enters a calmed, protected gut rather than landing on an active inflammatory episode. This timing is what separates this formula from conventional digestive supplements given with food. Does this help with both diarrhea and constipation? Yes, and this is one of the things that makes Slippery Elm so remarkable. It has a well-documented normalizing effect on bowel function: it helps soothe and slow an overactive gut producing loose stool while simultaneously lubricating and softening the intestinal lining to support movement in constipation. Chamomile's antispasmodic properties normalize gut muscle activity whether the problem is overactivity driving diarrhea or poor coordination contributing to constipation. These herbs help the gut find its own normal rather than pushing it in a predetermined direction. What does Slippery Elm actually do? When Slippery Elm bark contacts moisture in the gut, it forms a thick gel that coats the entire surface of the digestive tract from the throat to the intestines. Think of it as a liquid bandage for the inside of the gut. That gel coating protects the inflamed, irritated tissue from further damage by food, stomach acid, and digestive enzymes. It soothes the nerve endings generating pain signals. And it provides a healing surface that supports recovery of the tissue underneath. It is one of the most immediately soothing natural gut interventions available, which is why it is the foundational ingredient in this formula. Is this for one-time use during an upset, or can I give it every day? Both. For acute GI upset, give it before each meal throughout the recovery period until the gut calms down. For dogs with chronic GI conditions like IBD or colitis, it can be given before every meal as an ongoing pre-meal comfort protocol. In the chronic case, GI Soothe Elixir provides the meal-by-meal comfort while longer-term gut repair supplements like Gut Health Formula and Probiotic Support Formula address the underlying causes of the chronic condition at a deeper level. How is this different from Gut Health Formula? Think of Gut Health Formula as the construction crew that rebuilds the gut infrastructure over weeks and months, and GI Soothe Elixir as the immediate relief that makes each meal manageable while that construction is happening. Gut Health Formula works long-term on rebuilding gut wall integrity, restoring the protective mucosal layer, and rebalancing the microbiome. GI Soothe Elixir works right now, before the next meal, to coat and calm the gut for the specific window around eating. They are designed to work together, not to replace each other. What do holistic vets recommend for dog digestive inflammation? Holistic and integrative veterinarians consistently recommend demulcent herbs like Slippery Elm and Marshmallow Root as the foundational first response to any acute digestive inflammation, specifically because they coat and protect the gut lining without side effects. Chamomile is consistently recommended for its antispasmodic effects and ability to normalize gut motility in both directions. Licorice Root is recommended for gastritis and intestinal inflammation for its mucus-stimulating and anti-ulcer properties. The pre-meal timing is specifically recommended by practitioners to prepare the gut before food arrives rather than responding after eating has already triggered a reaction. The clean formula standard you expect 5 active ingredients 100% certified organic NASC certified Non-GMO, no exceptions No artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives Handcrafted in York, Maine Liquid elixir, fast-acting Keep it in the cabinet. Reach for it early. Give the gut what it needs before the meal arrives. Every holistic pet parent's medicine cabinet needs an acute GI remedy. Not a daily supplement that builds its effect over months. An immediate response tool that you can reach for the moment your dog's gut is clearly in distress and you need to do something helpful right now. Slippery Elm and Mallow coating the raw gut lining · Chamomile relaxing the cramping and spasms · Licorice Root stimulating the gut's own protective mucus · Nettle Seed addressing the stress-gut connection driving chronic sensitivity Constipation. Diarrhea. Gastritis. Colitis. Dietary indiscretion. Whatever form your dog's digestive distress takes, GI Soothe Elixir addresses the common thread: an irritated gut lining that needs soothing before anything else can help. Show more