Dorwest Tree Barks Powder 200g, Premium Service, fast dispatch

The two powdered tree barks in this product provide a food for the specific nutritional purpose of reducing acute intestinal absorptive disorders and to compensate for maldigestion. These mucilaginous ingredients are also suitable to be used during periods of acute diarrhoea and in the recovery period following it.

Due to its soothing properties, high digestibility and low fat content this product is ideal for those with intestinal disorders or poor digestion. It soothes the entire digestive tract and helps slow the passage of food through the system, so increasing absorption, firming stools and easing the discomfort that often accompanies intestinal disorders. The ingredients are a natural source of anti-inflammatory, pain relieving and soothing compounds that bring relief to animals suffering from these type of conditions. Due to its easy digestibility Tree Barks Powder has also been used when weaning young animals and to aid convalescents during the recovery period following illness. It may be given as required for short term use or indefinitely in cases of chronic exocrine pancreatic insufficiency. It can be mixed with live natural yogurt or simply sprinkled onto each feed.

Ingredients: Finely powdered Slippery Elm bark 90% and White Poplar bark 10%

Administration: 1 teaspoonful per 10kgs bodyweight daily added to the daily feed or mixed with liquid. Can be increased if required for more severe cases

Use during pregnancy and lactation: Yes

Age from which can be used: From weaning

Interactions: Can be given in conjunction with any other medication

Long or short term use: Can be given indefinitely if required

Special warnings: Due to the wide range of intestinal disorders, some of which may be serious, it is recommended that veterinary advice be sought before using this product or if the condition fails to improve

Nutritional info: Fat 1.3%, Sodium 19.9ppm, Potassium14,400ppm

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