Dorwest Tree Barks Powder for Dogs & Cats

Natural digestive support for sensitive stomachs, loose stools and tummy upsets.

Dorwest Tree Barks Powder is a gentle herbal supplement designed to help soothe and support the digestive system in dogs and cats. Using a carefully balanced blend of slippery elm bark, marshmallow root and white poplar bark, this powder works to coat and calm the digestive tract whilst helping maintain normal stool consistency and digestive comfort.

Ideal for dogs with sensitive stomachs, occasional digestive upset, stress-related tummy issues or ongoing gastrointestinal sensitivity, Tree Barks Powder is one of those products many owners simply wouldn’t want to be without.

The fine powder becomes naturally soothing when mixed with moisture, helping to coat the digestive tract and support nutrient absorption whilst easing irritation and discomfort. Suitable for both short-term tummy troubles and longer-term digestive support.

Ideal For:

• Sensitive stomachs

• Loose stools or diarrhoea

• Gurgly tummies and excess wind

• Stress-related digestive upset

• Reflux or nausea

• Dietary changes

• Recovery after illness

• Puppies, kittens and older pets needing gentle digestive support

Key Benefits

• Natural herbal digestive support

• Helps soothe the digestive tract

• Supports normal stool consistency

• Gentle enough for long-term use

• Suitable for dogs and cats

• Easy to add to food

• Useful during stress, dietary changes or tummy upsets

Composition

Finely powdered slippery elm bark, marshmallow root and white poplar bark.

Analytical Constituents

Crude Fibre 7.5%, Crude Protein 5.2%, Crude Oils & Fats 1.2%, Crude Ash 5.8%.

Feeding Guide

Add 1 teaspoon per 10kg bodyweight daily to food, ideally split between meals. Can also be mixed with water or other liquids if preferred. Amount may be adjusted depending on individual response.

Please Note

Suitable for dogs and cats of all ages, including weaning puppies and kittens. Always ensure fresh drinking water is available. If digestive symptoms persist or worsen, veterinary advice should be sought.