Gut Soothe

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Montgomery
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Gut Soothe

Post by Montgomery » 19 Sep 2022, 22:30

I thought I'd share this; it might help someone else. Adored Beast Gut Soothe is a product I keep in the house for Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien and her touchy senior tummy. It contains but is not entirely composed of slippery elm. Out of despiration, we tried giving Montgomery some (historically, he cannot consume slippery elm) and it seems to have really helped settled him down. We only gave him a half-dose, because, well, Montgomery...
Anyhow, here's the site if anyone is curious.
https://adoredbeast.com
Montgomery was born 20 March 2012. He eats extra lean ground chicken, lean ground pork and lean ground beef completed with Alnutrin and freeze-dried chicken liver, with hard-cooked egg. He gets two size zero capsules of Enzyme Diane's enzymes at each of his six meals, and a size four capsule of Tylan three times a day. He's a fierce little Spitfire with a roaring Merlin engine.

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Post by jilbert57 » 21 Sep 2022, 09:07

Looks like a good product. Do you give 1/4 t a day how long does the container last? The marshmallow and licorice ate very helpful.

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My name is Jill and we live on the Hood Canal in Washington State. We currently have 2 Jack russells, TJ is 8 and Sadie is 2.

Mickey and his pancreatitis brought me to Epi4dogs.com site in 2012 to help manage it.
He lived from 6/99 - 8/2014

Mickey, Jack Russell. Chronic Pancreatitis. Dianes enzymes, 1/8t 3x/day with meals.

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Jean
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Re: Gut Soothe

Post by Jean » 21 Sep 2022, 10:25

thanks for this V
My name is Jean we live in Liverpool in Uk

I am the Forum Director which I am very proud of

My Kara born 21 July 2009 diagnosed with EPI by cTLI test August 2010 TLI = <1...folate 14 Cobalamin 408, shot down to 94, b12 injections every other day

Lowest weight 39 pounds

We used Panzym enzymes, Tylan and Chemeyes b12 capsules

Sadly, on 10th May 2019, we lost her to DM


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Re: Gut Soothe

Post by Montgomery » 21 Sep 2022, 19:55

We just got the little one to see if it would work on Mary, and it does, but she doesn't need it all the time, so it has lasted quite awhile, even though she gets the full dose. Mary weighs about nine pounds. Montgomery got two half-doses on two seperate days and hasn't needed it since, though it did definitely help him. He's just shy of nine pounds. If I was going to use this daily, or with a larger animal, I'd probably get a larger size jar.
Montgomery was born 20 March 2012. He eats extra lean ground chicken, lean ground pork and lean ground beef completed with Alnutrin and freeze-dried chicken liver, with hard-cooked egg. He gets two size zero capsules of Enzyme Diane's enzymes at each of his six meals, and a size four capsule of Tylan three times a day. He's a fierce little Spitfire with a roaring Merlin engine.

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