AniForte elm bark for vomiting and diarrhea for dogs and cats.
AniForte elm bark for vomiting and diarrhea.
Elm bark for dogs & cats. Used for stomach & intestinal problems - supports digestive function. AniForte elm bark powder can help to harmonize your pet's natural stomach and intestinal function and support the mucous membranes of the inner stomach and intestinal wall.
The product consists of long-chain sugar molecules, also known as polysaccharides, which form a slimy mass on contact with water. This forms a layer on the inner stomach and intestinal wall and can thus support your pet's gastrointestinal tract in a natural way. Elm bark helps cats and dogs to recover, especially after exceptional stresses such as diarrhea and vomiting.
Elmbark dog - Natural support for the gastrointestinal tract -In a study, a large number of dogs were treated with syrup made from elm bark. A significant improvement after diarrhea and vomiting was achieved after just a few days of use. It has been proven that elm bark has led to a harmonization of stomach and intestinal activity in dogs.
Slippery elm bark for cats - Helps with the digestion of hairballs -Another study has shown that slippery elm bark supports the formation of mucus in the gastrointestinal tract in cats - this means that swallowed hairballs in cats cannot become matted and pass through the intestines more easily. If swallowed hair is still not excreted immediately, elm bark has anti-inflammatory and soothing properties on the mucous membranes in cats. For thousands of years, the inside of elm bark has been used by indigenous peoples in various ways - for example to support the gastrointestinal tract. AniForte elm bark powder consists of 100 % American red elm bark, which is gently dried and ground. This gives you a pure natural product that is perfectly tailored to your pet's needs thanks to our high quality standards. The elm bark is very popular with dogs and cats.
American elm bark ground
Analytical constituents:
Crude fiber 32.7 %
Mix 4 g powder (1 measuring spoon equals 1 g) with approx. 250 ml cold water in a steel pot. After briefly bringing to the boil, remove the pan from the heat and continue stirring until the powder has completely dissolved. Allow the elm bark syrup to cool well. The cooled syrup can then be drawn onto a syringe without a needle and given into your pet's mouth.
If possible, administer the syrup 30 minutes before normal feeding. Do not mix the elm bark syrup into the food, as the strong mucus formation can prevent the absorption of nutrients.
(1 scoop corresponds to 1 g)
Tip: If, contrary to expectations, your pet does not like to eat the mixed syrup, try stirring the elm bark powder into a home-cooked chicken broth instead of water.
Note: Store in a cool, dry place away from light. Delivery incl. practical dosing spoon.