GI Balance supplement for dogs in amber glass jar with matt black plastic cap, jar is wrapped in pale blue label with white and black text and white silhouette of dog
GI Balance supplement for dogs in amber glass jar with matt black plastic cap, jar is wrapped in pale blue label with white and black text and white label with blue and grey text
GI Balance supplement for dogs in amber glass jar with matt black plastic cap, jar is wrapped in pale blue label with white and black text
GI Balance supplement for dogs in amber glass jar with matt black plastic cap, jar is wrapped in pale blue label with white and black text and white silhouette of dog
GI Balance supplement for dogs in amber glass jar with matt black plastic cap, jar is wrapped in pale blue label with white and black text and white label with blue and grey text
GI Balance supplement for dogs in amber glass jar with matt black plastic cap, jar is wrapped in pale blue label with white and black text

GI Balance | Slippery Elm Bark

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#1 Gut Health Supplement!

Keeping your dog happy and healthy is no easy task. But we make it a whole lot easier with Slippery Elm Bark, clinically proven to protect your dog's intestines and stomach from inflammation and irritation (like diarrhea). Our Slippery Elm Bark is 100% natural, organic, and sustainably sourced. To treat sudden cases of diarrhea, you can also fast your dog, feed bland fo... READ MORE

#1 Gut Health Supplement!

Keeping your dog happy and healthy is no easy task. But we make it a whole lot easier with Slippery Elm Bark, clinically proven to protect your dog's intestines and stomach from inflammation and irritation (like diarrhea). Our Slippery Elm Bark is 100% natural, organic, and sustainably sourced. To treat sudden cases of diarrhea, you can also fast your dog, feed bland food and give probiotics along with Slippery Elm Bark to ease symptoms.

Slippery elm contains astringent tannins that soothe and reduce inflammation, reduce swelling and heal tissue. Helps to heal internal and mucosal tissues. Slippery Elm Bark has a long history of use in Chinese, Ayurvedic, Western, and North American First Nations medical traditions

55 g in a recyclable glass jar

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£24.00
Ingredients

Inner bark of Slippery Elm (Ulmas rubra)

How To Use

Give once per day.

Can be mixed into or sprinkled on top of food, or mixed with equal parts water to make a thick paste and spread over top of food.

1 tsp = 1400 mg

Recommended dose:

<10 lbs: 1/4 tsp

10-20 lbs: 1/2 tsp

21-30 lbs: 3/4 tsp

31-40 lbs: 1 tsp

41-50 lbs: 1 1/4 tsp

51-60 lbs: 1 1/2 tsp

61-70 lbs: 1 3/4 tsp

71-80 lbs: 2 tsp

>80 lbs: 2 1/4 tsp

Do not use in animals receiving other drugs unless directed by a veterinarian.

For intermittent or supplemental use only.

Keep out of reach of children.

More Details

Supports gut health

Acts as a digestive aid

Provides relief from GI distress

May provide relief from constipation and diarrhea

Health Canada Registered

NN.Y8I8

How Long Will This Jar Last
  • <10 lbs: 1/4 tsp (20wks)
  • 10-20 lbs: 1/2 tsp (10wks)
  • 21-30 lbs: 3/4 tsp (6.5wks)
  • 31-40 lbs: 1 tsp (5wks)
  • 41-50 lbs: 1 1/4 tsp (4wks)
  • 51-60 lbs: 1 1/2 tsp (3wks)
  • 61-70 lbs: 1 3/4 tsp (3wks)
  • 71-80 lbs: 2 tsp (2.5wks)
  • >80 lbs: 2 1/4 tsp (2wks)
Clear glass jar with Slippery Elm Bark supplement for dogs, wrapped in grey label with blue writing with black lid

I may look different, but inside I'm the same

GI Balance, same ingredients, a new and improved name and label!

Healthy gut for
a healthy body.

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Real food for real nutrition.

Make your dog feel amazing with real, nutrient-dense superfoods that can be absorbed quickly.

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Support immune system function and comfort.

A healthy digestive system absorbs more nutrients, maintains fluid balance, and gets rid of waste.

FAQs

How do I use the Supplements?

You should follow the recommended dosages and talk to your dog's health care provider. You can also mix the supplement with some of these foods: plain yogurt, kefir, bone broth, goat milk, warm coconut oil or even water. If you're not sure you can ask your dog's health care provider or send us an email hello@NorthHoundLife.com.

Will slippery elm bark help with my dogs diarrhea?

Slippery bark may help alleviate your dogs diarrhea. Adding this to your dogs food while they are experiencing symptoms of diarrhea can help to return your dogs poops back to their normal consistency.

How does slippery elm bark work?

Think of slippery elm as a bowel lozenge, a lozenge coats the sore throat, lubricating it so it’s easier to swallow food and liquids. Slippery Elm does this for your dog’s bowels. Inflammation is reduced, and the not-so-pleasant symptoms of GI upset are eased.

Can I freeze North Hound Life superfoods in molds?

There is one which we don't recommend at all and that is GI Balance (Organic Slippery Elm Bark) powder. You won't be able to make a paste with it after it is frozen. It is a good idea for you to save time in portioning out superfoods and to have them available at any moment. However, like all food, superfoods will loose some levels of potency once frozen, but not enough to that you will notice a difference. Instead of freezing, we suggest you mix your chosen superfood with Organic Coconut Oil and let it set in your refrigerator, They will retain their shape in the refrigerator without having to freeze them.

What's the difference between GI Balance and Marshmallow?

GI Balance is better suited for addressing issues with the digestive tract, such as diarrhea and constipation. Marshmallow on the other hand, is better suited for alleviating symptoms associated with inflammation, such as GERD and IBS.

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