Gentle Support for Diarrhea and Digestive Upset in Dogs and Cats — and It Works
If I had to name one product that’s helped more dogs than almost anything else I carry, it would be Adored Beast’s Gut Soothe. This formula can truly be a game changer! It’s easily the most popular product among my clients—for good reason. Gut Soothe works.
I’ve seen it calm irritated stomachs, stop recurring diarrhea in its tracks, soothe acid reflux, and bring comfort to dogs who had been living with daily gut distress for far too long. For many families, it’s the first time they’ve seen true relief without reaching for pharmaceuticals or quick fixes that often create more problems down the line.
Digestive Issues Are Not “Normal”
So many dogs struggle with loose stools, gurgly bellies, burping, or vomiting—and it’s often brushed off as “just how they are.” But chronic digestive upset is not normal. It’s the body’s way of signaling inflammation or imbalance.
Sure, there will always be times when a dog eats something they shouldn’t and they get a temporary upset tummy. Gut Soothe can be incredibly helpful in those moments to calm irritation and get things back on track. But when gut inflammation and digestive issues linger or keep coming back, that’s a sign something deeper is going on—even if it’s been normalized by some.
The gut microbiome still doesn’t get the attention it deserves, though it’s encouraging to see it finally being discussed more in veterinary medicine. The gut is everything—and it needs to be supported in more ways than one. Probiotics aren’t always needed daily, but when paired with soothing herbs, they work beautifully to calm and nourish the GI tract, offering immediate relief while you work on the root cause.
Unfortunately, the go-to solution in some clinics is still metronidazole (Flagyl), an antibiotic handed out like candy for acute diarrhea. The problem? It’s been shown to actually disrupt the gut microbiome and annihilate all beneficial bacteria. This microbial imbalance can lead to a ton of health issues,especially if there is not a plan to rebuild the gut microbiome post antibiotic use. (Veterinary researchers have even published reviews questioning its routine use.)
If your pet’s vomiting or diarrhea lasts longer than 24-48 hrs, always see your veterinarian and rule out anything serious. But if nothing major is found, the answer doesn’t have to be another prescription. Sometimes the body just needs support so that it can do its job and heal with natural tools that work with the gut instead of against it.
That’s where Gut Soothe for Dogs shines.
What Makes Gut Soothe Unique
Gut Soothe is built on the principle of healing, not masking. Its unique combination of herbs, nutrients, and probiotics is designed to calm inflammation, coat and protect irritated tissue, and help restore balance at the source.
It combines a professional-grade pre- and probiotic with time-tested herbal allies and supportive nutrients like:
Marshmallow root, a powerful demulcent that forms a soothing, mucilage-like coating along the digestive tract to reduce inflammation and promote repair.
Slippery elm, which works synergistically with marshmallow to calm irritation, coat tissues, and aid healing.
Aloe vera, for its cooling, anti-inflammatory support (found only in the canine formula).
Deglycyrrhizinated licorice (DGL), for gentle, whole-body calming and mucosal repair without the stimulating effects of traditional licorice.
N-Acetyl Glucosamine (NAG), which helps protect and rebuild the gut lining.
L-Glutamine, an amino acid that nourishes intestinal cells and supports long-term tissue repair.
This thoughtful combination reflects a deep understanding of how to support the gut as the foundation of health.
When I Reach for Gut Soothe
It’s the first thing I recommend—and personally keep in my fridge—for:
• Diarrhea or loose stool
• Acid reflux
• Vomiting
• Flare-ups from stress or travel
• Gut inflammation
• IBD or chronic digestive flare-ups
• Even bladder irritation linked to inflammation
Once you’ve seen how quickly it helps calm things down, you’ll understand why so many pet parents keep it on hand. I always say it’s one of those “must-have” items you don’t want to be without when your dog’s gut decides to revolt.
Find it in my store Canine Gut Soothe
Feline Gut Soothe: Gentle Relief for Cats
Fortunately for the kitties, there is a Feline Gut Soothe! So many cats are labeled “picky eaters” or “hairball-prone,” but chronic vomiting and gnarly poops are not normal. They’re signs of inflammation or microbiome imbalance.
The Feline Gut Soothe formula removes aloe (which can be too strong for cats) and uses species-appropriate herbs, N-acetyl glucosamine (NAG), and probiotics to gently restore gut balance.
It includes:
Marshmallow root and slippery elm to soothe and coat inflamed tissue
N-Acetyl Glucosamine (NAG) to strengthen and protect the gut lining
Probiotics to rebalance the microbiome and support immune health
I’ve seen it stop vomiting, firm up stool, and even help calm upper respiratory issues in some cats by reducing overall inflammation.
Supporting the gut doesn’t just ease vomiting or stool issues—it helps bring balance back to the whole system, from digestion to immunity to overall well-being.
Restoring the Gut = Restoring Health
Healing the gut is foundational. It affects everything—from digestion to the immune system, skin, mood, and even the way the body handles inflammation. Gut Soothe is an easy, gentle way to start that healing process.
For pets with deeper or chronic issues, Gut Soothe also plays a key role in Adored Beast’s Leaky Gut Protocol, where it works alongside other products to heal and seal the gut lining over time.
Whether you’re addressing a flare-up or supporting long-term wellness, Gut Soothe is one of those natural tools that truly earns its place in your fridge.
This information is intended for educational purposes and is not a replacement for veterinary care or professional advice. If your dog or cat has severe gastrointestinal symptoms, or diarrhea or vomiting lasting longer than 48 hours, please seek veterinary attention.