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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: How To Stop Blood In Your Dogs Stool
So how can you stop the problem fast and set about doing the best for your dog long term so the problems doesn't return?
The very first thing you must do is get some Slippery Elm remedy and there will be a link to my personal recommendation in the description below and at the link above.
Slippery elm is natures wonder herb for leaky gut, stomach problems, IBD, Pancreatitis, Diarrhea, respiratory ailments, kennel cough, urinary problems and in this instance, it's perfect for soothing a distressed intestinal lining, causing the blood to show up in your dogs stools.
Slippery elm is a species of elm tree that has been used medicinally in North America for hundreds of years. Native Americans discovered the abilities of Slippery Elm to make balms and salves to repair wounds, heal burns and to treat psoriasis and other skin conditions. It was also used to soothe oral conditions such as sore throats, coughs, and help relieve diarrhea and stomach problems.
If you have a dog with an unhappy gut, slippery elm has proven to be very effective, quickly making them feel better.
Slippery Elm has a substance named mucilage that's a polysaccharide which becomes a gel once mixed with water. This mucilage is derived from the internal bark of the tree and because it's slippery and slimy, it's given the name “Slippery Elm”.
Slippery elm bark powder has been used in certain cultures as part of their normal diets due to its nutritious content. It is rich in nutrients and antioxidants that promote recovery. Its antioxidants and vitamin A, B complex, C, K and minerals, calcium, magnesium and sodium help support skin health by eliminating free radicals that cause aging.
The mucilage gets to work quickly to soothe and coat the mouth, throat, stomach, and the intestines (the entire digestive system) while absorbing toxins, bringing much relief from health conditions such as Respiratory ailments such as Kennel Cough, Leaky gut, Constipation, Gastritis, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Acute Diarrhea (see: how to stop diarrhea), Colitis, Vomiting, Pancreatitis, Stomach and intestinal inflammation and Cuts, abrasions and burns by pulling out toxins, relieving itching and promoting fast healing.
Use the powder form, it's more economical and easier to sprinkle on food as dogs seem to like it and it's completely safe. Wonderful for cats too.
Feed 1/8 tsp for small dogs, twice daily
Feed 1/4 tsp for medium dogs, twice daily
Feed 1/2 tsp for large dogs, twice daily
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