GI Distress For Cats

Soothe your cat’s stomach, and normalize bowl function with these all-natural herbs, based on time-tested, traditional medicinal formulas.

If you feel as though your cat needs an even more comprehensive program try our TRD&V Protocol for Cats – 3 Part Package.

Yucca: Yucca schidigera is a medicinal plant native to Mexico. Yucca powder and yucca extract are used as animal feed additives.

Matricaria recutita (German Chamomile) is used medicinally against sore stomach, and as a gentle sleep aid

Nepeta cataria (Catnip) Catnip tea was the most commonly consumed herbal beverage in Europe prior to the importation of teas from the orient. Consuming Catnip tea has long been used in traditional herbal medicine to quell digestive disturbances. While the smell produces a harmless high for felines, consuming the extract is beneficial for felines, and canines. Catnip contains considerable quantities of vitamins C and E, both excellent antioxidants. The primary phytochemicals, nepetalactone isomers, are mild sedatives, somewhat like the active ingredients in valerian.

Scutellaria lateriflora (Skullcap) is an herb from the mint family. Antispasmodic: The herb can help minimize throat infections, headaches from stress, neuralgia and after-effects of incessant coughing.

Licorice: is known as The Great Harmonizer because of its ability to make all other herbs work more effectively. Licorice is the second most prescribed herb in China. Rhizomes in Licorice have a high mucilage content which, when mixed with water or used in cough drops, soothes irritated mucous membranes. Today, herbal preparations containing Licorice Root are used to lower acid levels and coat the stomach wall with a protective gel.