Wonder Labs Slippery Elm Bark Powder, Supports and Promotes a Healthier Digestive Tract for Your Pet

My dog was diagnosed with acid reflux. I was not comfortable giving him the amount of medication my vet prescribed, especially since he is already on other medication. So I did some research and found out about slippery elm. The reviews were great and I have to say, I totally agree! To be fair, i love and respect my vet. So I am doing the best of both worlds by giving him the prescribed medication only one time a day and giving the slippery elm in place of it the other time. My dog is doing great and seems to not mind the maple smelling flavor of the se. I feel good about giving my dog something natural versus another synthetic medication.

This product is really helpful. Mixed with a little wet food or cream cheese it forms a slippery paste that coats the throat and stops the coughing. It is so slippery that it is hard to wash off fingers. All good:-)

My dog was having some looseness issues after a bout of self inflicted diarrhea, which resulted in an antibiotic, and this stuff helped get him back to normal. Only complaint is that this could be either in a smaller container, or they could fill the container up more.

This is what I use to calm my dog's stomach. I couldn't find it anywhere locally, so thankfully it was here,

When one of my dogs seem like they have tummy issues I add this powder to their food and it seems to help. I have been using this product for years.

My dog has prostate cancer. He takes an anti-inflammatory that can cause ulcers. I thought this product would help him but it didn't seem to help, he still had stomach upset. I went with a different product that seems to work. The product is non-returnable/non-refundable that is why the 3 stars. My dog loves the flavor so no issues there. Just be sure to talk to your vet first. Keep in mind when using this product it can interfere with absorbing medications and supplements, so it needs to be administered at least 2 hours before or after medicating, which can be tricky depending on your daily schedule.

As anyone with an EPI pup knows, finding a diet for their dog that works well with enzymes and allows their canine to gain wait and pass normal-ish stools can be extremely challenging. What works for one dog might not work well for another, and for our boy it seems like every time we'd find a good food source that would check all the boxes, the company would discontinue the product or change the formula. A few years ago we were forced to find a new dog food, and settled on one that really helped our boy keep the weight on, produce the best stools he'd had in years, and that he actually loved! Only problem: farts. Bad ones. Like, room clearing ones that would linger. We thought it was just something we were going to have to learn to live with, but after reading up on slippery elm bark on the EPI forums, we decided to give this product a shot. We started adding the powder as a supplement to his evening meals, and almost immediately...no more gas! As a bonus, he seems to like the flavor. I can't attest to any of it's other benefits, but for us it's definitely made our evenings on the couch much more enjoyable!

I am usually very happy with this product. I usually purchase one every five weeks or so. Today, however, I received my slippery elm, and even before I opened the lid, I could tell that the seal had been broken, because I could see some slippery elm falling out of the lid. I took the lid off, and I could tell the seal was open in several places. The seal was even wrinkled a little bit. Perhaps it was due to the heat since I live in the south, but I can say this has never happened before. As far as how the product works, I am very happy, but I was not happy to see that my seal was broken when I opened it today.