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I believe GastroElm Plus has literally saved my kitty’s life. She was lifeless at death’s door, throwing up dry heaves and wouldn’t eat. The vet ran some labs and discovered she was in liver failure. Her liver values were at 1235. He said her values should be no higher than 150. He sent us home with a liver medicine but I don’t think he thought she would make it through the weekend. He said she would be on the liver pill for life. She had no appetite so I fed her with a syringe. I stumbled across a video of...

I haven’t had to buy any Ulcergard since using this.  I barrel race heavily at least two races a month and I just use gastro elm in place of when I would dose with ulcergard.  I’ve had the calmest horses I’ve had in 6 years of running barrels. They’re almost too calm.  I wasn’t sure if we were warming up for pleasure class or a barrel race this past weekend! My one filly gets really worked up easily and hates when I pull away my other horse and now she stays calm, doesn’t get nervous and barely calls after my...

My boy has been so hard to get saddled up, biting me, wont stand still. And he gave me a hard time standing at the mounting block. Started him on your product 2 weeks ago. Today Dakota did not try to bite me. Easy to cinch him up. Lunged both ways, walk and trot. Stood at the steps and let me get on first try. I truly believe it’s because of the GastroElm Plus. Thank you so much. This product has been a god send for me!! Cynthia R.  

I recently had a conversation with Dr. Michele Yasson, who is a holistic vet with over 30 years of experience using the herbs found in GastroElm Plus.  My goal was to provide accurate information for all our customers, so they feel comfortable using it on a regular basis.   Topic:  Slippery Elm  Michael:  One of the most common questions I get is whether GastroElm Plus, which is 77% Slippery Elm inner bark powder, will cause conventional medicines to not be absorbed properly? Dr. Yasson:  As a fiber based supplement there is some slowing of absorption, because fiber in general slows...

Do you have a picky eater? So do we, and here’s the solution for our forever finicky mare. Treats! That’s right, treats. They’re easy to make, she loves them and most importantly they keep her colic & ulcer issues at bay. Here’s what you’ll need: 1 tbsp of GastroElm plus 2-3 tbsp oats or sweet feed 1 tsp molasses Small amount of Water to combine Step 1: First put GastroElm plus, oats and molasses into a small mixing bowl and mix together until combined. Step 2: Slowly add a small amount of water to mixture until it starts to come together...