Poo Poo Problems
Quick diarrhea relief from food intolerance, bacteria, stress, nonemergency pancreatitis, and general intestinal distress.
Completely natural, no wheat, corn, soy, artificial colors or flavors. You can’t get more natural than this time-tested formula! Easy to dose and administer!
Expectations
You may notice a decrease in frequency and or more firmed stool after 2-3 doses.
If the diarrhea is caused by bacterial overgrowth, you should notice the diarrhea starts to improve after a few doses however, just like having to finish a full pack of antibiotics, the herbs too, should be taken beyond the noticeable changes. A 1–2-week treatment plan may be necessary to help rebalance the gut microbe.
3rd Party tested for purity and potency. Laboratory tested.
Available in:
2oz, Travel 3ml
Suggested Dosage for Cats and Dogs:
Twice daily for your cat and dog. For severe cases use three times a day. Dosage is dependent on the weight of your pet. For cats, start with the lowest dose.
| < 10lbs | .25-.5ml |
| 10-25lbs | .5-1ml |
| 25-50lbs | 1-1.5ml |
| 50-75lbs | 1.5-2.5ml |
| 75-100lbs | 2.5-3.5ml |
| >100lbs | 3.5-5ml |
Ingredients:
Bai Tou Weng, Ban Xia, Gan Jiang, Huang Bai, Huang Lian, Huang Qin, Ren Shen, Da Zao, Zhi Gan Cao, Colloidal Silver, MCT oil (from coconuts).
Herbal Highlights
Bai Tou Weng is one of the primary herbs used to help stop diarrhea, with or without bleeding.
Huang Bai, Huang Qin, Huang Lian are used for their strong herbal antibacterial and antiviral effects which can often be the primary cause of diarrhea.
Ren Shen, commonly known as Ginseng, and Gan Cao, Licorice Root, may have very strong anti-inflammatory properties as well strengthening the overall digestion process.
Da Zao, the Chinese Date, and Gan Jiang, Ginger, help regulate some of the harsher properties of the other herbs. Da Zao also provides nutrients that may also help calm your cat or dog down during this unpleasant time for the both of you!
Herbal Highlights
Bai Tou Weng is one of the primary herbs used to help stop diarrhea, with or without bleeding.
Huang Bai, Huang Qin, Huang Lian are used for their strong herbal antibacterial and antiviral effects which can often be the primary cause of diarrhea.
Ren Shen, commonly known as Ginseng, and Gan Cao, Licorice Root, may have very strong anti-inflammatory properties as well strengthening the overall digestion process.
Da Zao, the Chinese Date, and Gan Jiang, Ginger, help regulate some of the harsher properties of the other herbs. Da Zao also provides nutrients that may also help calm your cat or dog down during this unpleasant time for the both of you!
