20 Best Fiber Supplement For Dogs (2023 Updated)

My dog is mix Chihuahua/Reindeer with long legs. Weight 12 pounds, 4 months back my dog had bloated stomach and throwing up ,been to Vet 4 times Her stomach been bloated off /on. Took her off dry food and gave her bland food /plus Furosemide Oral.

Were now on day 7 of giving her this Probiotics (Half Size) her bloated stomach has gone down now,I rush her to Vet 4 months back her stomach was filled with fluid and her lungs and around her heart.

She hasn’t been in pain. She’s my best friend and I love her so much that I didn’t want to put her through any more tests and be at home with me. I’ve read up on bloated stomach few times and they say Dog could die from this in matter of mins.

But my dog is still alive I have read the reviews on this Probiotics and saw one review that it helped there dog who had bloated stomach. I was willing to try anything,now that I saw her bloated stomach has gone down I will start to give her a whole one of Probiotics she seems to like it.

And will see what happens when giving her whole one of Probiotics , her eating has come back like 2 months ago. But when this all started 4 months ago she wouldn’t eat at all not even her favorite treats ,with her shedded winter coat I see how much weight she has lost.

Been trying to get her weight back on her,I really hope by giving her a whole Probiotics each day will keep bloated stomach away. There was good reviews on this Probiotics so I went for it. Thanks to Seller for having this and getting it out to me with out any shipping issues and Thanks to Walmart.

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Our dog Layla had been having stomach issues for a couple weeks before finding this product and ordering. We looked at reviews and wanted to give it a try. She would eat good, but every time after she would eat then drink, she would vomit.

Since starting the Probiotics about over 2 weeks ago, she’s done soooo well. She still had few issues the 1st week while taken, but since then thank God she’s had none. It’s been a miracle. We were so worried about her.

She’ll be 6 come this June. It just randomly started happening with her, but of course I was looking at her ago and etc. We hadn’t changed her eating habits or anything. I will say, we did start given her Pedigree Puppy food since this started happening to also help her digest better.

We will continue with this product.

My dog loves this product. Some days more than others but overall he has no trouble eating it during his breakfast and dinners. His stools have improved after several weeks/months of consuming this. My only complaint is that a lot of the cans that come in the package come damages with dents and dings.

Cut Mimi’s diet by half and she was really depressed and struggling. After supplementing with the Pumpkin and Oatmeal, she has regained her energy, without bringing those pounds back. Now I keep re-ordering.

My Senior dog 12 year old pug, has IBD Irritable Bowel Disease, secondary to Pancreatitis. I have been giving him Fruitables Digestible Pumpkin in his food for the past three years. I use just a dollop or two.

When he has a flair up I add a little bit more to his diet. He is however on Prescription Hills ID wet and dry so I mix the two then add the pumpkin. I always add a bit of water. My little guy rarely scoots anymore, but does have to get his glands expressed every other month which is typical for the breed.

I stand behind this product. Pumpkin off the shelf at the grocery may be cheaper but this is specifically developed for our four legged friends. Pumpkin on the shelf is for pies. My dog loves the taste.

The shelf life is great, but after opened you have 7 days. If you won’t use on a daily,you can put in ice trays with water and make pup pops. Pumpkin is healthy and extremely good for the digestive track~ Always a great treat! I find that 360 continues to carry the best price.

You can shop around but I guarantee you as I had you won’t find a better price. I buy three cases of 6 to keep on hand. Good Luck!.

My one dog will eat anything I put on his food, but I have a very picky dog that sometimes will eat her food with this on it and sometimes not (I have to add meat pieces in to get her to eat it). So if you have a picky dog, perhaps you should go with a different pre and probiotic powder.

But overall am happy with the product. Much easier than taking apart capsules.

Bought this because my dog was having lose stools. He’s on pain meds for bad knees and I think that has been gradually causing intestinal issues over the years. He loves the taste when added to his meals as directed.

Best of all, it works! Stools are firm and he seams to be happier and more spunky.

My pooch was chewing his feet and scratching his ears incessantly from his allergies. After trying many things to no avail I decided to try this in his food. I have a picky eater but he ate this with no problem.

After a couple of weeks his chewing and scratching has stopped and he acts like a brand new dog. You can tell how much better he feels just by looking at him. Amazing stuff!.

We’ve been using this product for almost 2 years. My corgi had a lot of digestive issues as a puppy and our vet recommended us supplement his diet with some probiotics. We added probiotics but figured adding some natural ingredients known to benefit the digestive system wouldn’t hurt, so I started adding Healthy Poops from Kin+Kind to his regular diet.

His poop improved in consistency, texture, and color. The supplement smells great and my dog never once hesitated in consuming it (he’s not a picky eater, except he hates most vegetables when given whole/raw).

After almost 2 years, I wanted to see if he would be okay if we removed this from his diet since it’s not exactly cheap and one jar goes by rather quickly. Plus, he’s still on regular probiotics. We’ve been off of it for almost 2 weeks now and I must admit, the quality of his poop has gone down and his breath is stinky from time to time.

Could be just a coincidence but I truly believe this supplement made a difference. That said, we are likely to continue using Healthy Poops and highly recommend it!.

We have a food aggressive pit bull mix who will eat everything in sight, and she also has tummy issues because of it. After months of strange diarrhea, and a week long trip to the vet ER, she was put on several medications to help get her nutrients under control.

After a couple of months, the medications had reached their end, and her poop was still runny and sporadic. Her energy was still low, and we were getting to the point where we thought there would be no hope.

Till I found this stuff! I figured we might as well try it out and see what happens. I have now reordered my second jar of this stuff and our dog has never seemed happier and healthier! In 2 years I haven’t seen her poop look so solid and healthy! This stuff has made such a HUGE difference in my dogs health that I would be devastated if it was discontinued.

We’ve tried everything and nothing has worked as well as this pumpkin blend. I highly recommend it to anyone who has a pet with sensitive digestion. It’s literally a lifesaver.

Chinese Crested, an unusual breed with such a mess of health problems,. lots of ongoing skin issues and bowel issues since puppyhood and tons of vet bills, medications, and 3 am emergency walks,. you get the picture.

My dog has been sick forever, every month, with only relief for a week here and there with reflux causing vomiting in the night, and chronic fever runny, cramping poops. Forever, until recently, a few months ago when I discovered this Pumpkin supplement.

I didn’t expect anything to improve, had hoped it might, but wasn’t too optimistic when I ordered this. To my surprise, it was the answer to his digestion and bowel issues, absolutely, and amazingly changed our lives.

Truth is, this was the answer nobody knew to my dogs sickly existence, changing it into one of health. I’m not exaggerating, he is so much better now, most of the time, surely 95% better. Details for those that want them: The cramping, straining, loose, gassy, squirting, and/or soft messy poops are NO longer, and now they are surprisingly well formed, longer than I ever expected from him, and the joke in our home is now,.

“where in the neighborhood did Neelix leave his Cuban Cigar on his walk tonight?”. Aren’t you glad you’re not my neighbor! My dog weighs 19 lbs, the directions say to give him 1 tablespoon a day. I took two months to get up to that dose because I didn’t know what to expect.

He now gets 1-1/2 teaspoons at his twice a day meal. He loves it, well. Perhaps I should say he doesn’t care if it’s on his food, he eats it and licks the bowl clean. It’s a win-win situation. I never changed his food during this time of trying the Pumpkin supplement, so I could be sure how the product would affect him.

He gets Purina EN canned food and and Purina Pro Salmon for sensitive stomachs and always eats the EN in the bowl first. I recommend this 100%, yes! No more running to the Vet for medications, antibiotics, probiotics, etc for his “IBS”.

He’s a happy dog now, we get to sleep through the night and life is so much better for us al, more than I ever could have expected, and I hope you find this products helps your pet, too. Now I am about to order my 3rd large jar of Kin & Kind fantastic Pumpkin, Flax Seed, Ginger, Coconut and more, and subscribe to regular shipments.

I have a house cat with lifelong arthritis. She has had weight issues and misshapen joints unfortunately. As she got older, her digestion needed a nudge helping her to eliminate. She’s been taking it long term with no side effects.

I keep it at just one capsule a day (mushed up with a little wet food and some water) and if I see her struggle at all, a wee bit of miralx (per the vet’s advice) helps short term.

Fiber is known to be excellent in the pet’s diet. In our case, our Kitty has higher calcium issues and this fiber seems to be able to keep that calcium in check. Pretty amazing and we give our other kitties this same fiber.

hoping to reduce any negative issues in their little systems. It is in capsule form and you can sprinkle any amount on top of your pet’s food. My kitties maintain interest in their food with the fiber sprinkled on top.

This product, in combination with Lactulose syrup prescribed by my vet and a prescription high-fiber diet, has kept my cat healthy for several years now. My cat has megacolon and would frequently be in terrible pain, trying to pass large,hard stools.

I mix this in with her morning wet food and give her 2 mL of Lactulose morning and night, along with the high fiber dry food at night. She has not had an “attack” in over 2 years, although her stools are still large.

The combination of Vetasyl, Lactulose and high-fiber food things keeps them softer and moving along. The side benefit is that she lost some weight. That probably helped with her elimination, too. Sorry for the graphic description, but if this helps another cat with megacolon, it’s worth it.

Finally I found the solution to my cat’s constipation problem. In the last 4 or 5 years my aging tabby has had serious problems with constipation. She gets impacted all the way up to her diaphragm and it can even block her urethra, making it impossible for her to urinate.

I’ve been using Enulose (Lactulose) for the last few years, augmented by monthly costly trips to the vet for enemas and overnight stays. The vet added Cisapride to her medication schedule, but her stools were so hard, the Cisapride just caused more cramping.

In desperation I started researching medications and treatments, and stumbled upon Vetasyl. What did I have to lose? It is the answer. Her stools are now soft enough for her to expel and she is a happy little baby! I’m wondering why my vet didn’t know about this.

She is a very small kitty, barely 5 pounds, so I have to give her half dosages. I would prefer to buy the powder without the capsule, since I have to take them apart anyway. But it is a small sacrifice to see her little body working properly with no pain!.

this stuff call vetasly really works my cat had constipation for a month. blue had to have a enema and he got right back constipation. his doc put him on royal canine a high fiber food. he woulnt eat it at all.

then I was told to go try laxatone it woke but I new there had to be something else out there better to use. then I found vetasyl and in two days blue was pooing. I never been so proud to see poo b4.

lmao. and then blue don’t even know its in his food cause blue is very picky bout his food. if he smell anything in his food he wont eat it but with vetasyl he don’t know its there thanks for saving my baby and best friend.

My vet recommended this product, Vetasyl, several years ago. My cat suffered constipation problems at that time. I have given my cat this product daily since that time. most successful results! Also, I have ordered this product from Entirely Pets, on line, once I learned of it.

They are prompt, efficient, and reliable.

The first thing I noticed when I opened the package was the smell is not appealing. I sprinkled some on my cats food and they refused to eat it. About an hour later, I noticed it had all settled to the bottom of their dish and at that point, they began eating their food again.

I tried making a paste with water but the smell was still not appealing and they wouldn’t eat it. My cats love pureed pumpkin so I believe it’s the smell that is putting them off. I now use a spray bottle of water and mist their kibble before sprinkling it on and also after I sprinkle it on their food, to get it to adhere.

They will eat it that way but not enthusiastic about it.

I unexpectedly found this on Chewy. I had previously found and ordered another powder type laxative, but it had Turmeric in it. My cat wouldn’t eat it as Turmeric can be quite spicy. With this Pumpkin Powder it was all natural with no other ingredients.

Taste was subtle and blends in with flavor and texture of his cat food. He is eating this. Seems to be working well. Will keep up this treatment. A good remedy and highly recommend it.

Received this today to add fiber to my 13 year old kitty diet who suffered severe constipation. Mixed 1/8 tsp. In his favorite wet food. And I mixed it up really well. He went to his food, smelled it, tried to cover it up.

Looked at me like his heart was broken and walked away. My other 4 babies wouldn’t eat it either. So in the trash it went. Wasted my money for sure.

This product was a lifesaver! My cat suffers from severe constipation. He has been on a prescription fiber food for the past year which solved his problem. Recently I have been unable to get the prescription food due to production/distribution issues due to COVID.

My vet suggested a different brand prescription food but it was not working. Within 1 week my cat was bound up. I knew he needed more soluble fiber so I tried this product. Within a few days he was back to having smooth regular bowel movements.

I definitely recommend trying this if your pet suffers from constipation.

Our dear miniature Schnauzer has been on the low-fat formula for years to ease her issues with Pancreatitis and now Diabetes. She was thriving well, few pancreatitis flare-ups, good body condition, happy and otherwise in great shape because of her low-fat diet.

Unfortunately, we have just discovered that we were given the wrong Gastrointestinal formula, by mistake. My husband thought the bag was different but couldn’t figure out how. It turns out that the line “Low Fat” (Dry Dog Food) was missing.

There is a difference in fat content between the two versions of Gastrointestinal. Our dog has been under intensive care for over a week now with a flare-up of serious proportions. The two versions of Gastrointestinal are so easy to mix up.

Perhaps Royal Canin could change the photo of the dog on the Low-Fat version and stipulate “Low-Fat Gastrointestinal” for visually motivated people. This may help owners and pooches in the future. A large, red sticker across the front of the bag would help until you can make a proper change to packaging.

Vet clinics are so busy these days. We also miss the low fat treats that have now been discontinued. What a shame.

My Chihuahua had to change foods because Hill’s Science Diet wet food she needed was not available right now and my vet recommended Royal Canin. So in changing her over to their wet food, I also saw they had gastrointestinal dry food as well.

She loves it. It’s different from the Hill’s Science Diet W/D formula she was on, and both the new wet & dry gastrointestinal food has made for much better bowel movements for her. And less gas on her stomach.

It seems to be working out very well. This dry formula is low calorie which is good and makes up for the high calorie puppy wet food. I would like to see an adult wet formula of gastrointestinal that is not high calorie.

That way I wouldn’t have to take her off of it. I don’t want her gaining weight.

My little guy is a 10 pound toy poodle who is maybe the fussiest, pickiest eater on the planet. He’s not even interested in human food, doesn’t like boiled chicken, and the only fruit he’ll eat is *sweet* mango.

Not regular mango, it needs to be perfectly ripe, *sweet* mango. His palette is the bane of my existence because he regularly skips meals, gives himself acid reflux, and throws up bile. I increased the number of meals to 3-4x a day, only leaving the bowl down for 10-15 minutes before picking it back up again, used meal toppers, tried cooking food for him, etc.

but none of that has worked. Long story short, this little guy will sometimes eat this kibble mixed with Ollie (one of those subscription “human-grade dog food” brands that costs an arm and a leg and is probably more nutritious than anything I eat) – which is a resounding SUCCESS in my book.

I don’t know what it is about the flavor/smell of this food, but he will nibble occasionally at it and I could not be happier. Highly recommend this for picky eaters with gastrointestinal issues! In regards to the delivery, Chewy was very quick to contact the vet and ship the kibble over – very happy overall with every component of this experience.

I bought this as I was hoping to find some supplement to make it easier to transition my dog to a new food. Shame on me for not reading the ingredients. It’s just pumpkin puree! Save yourself the money on an overpriced can of pumpkin and head to your grocery.

will work the exact same. Positive for the pumpkin as it helped, negative on the overpriced marketing gimmick.

My dog has had diarrhea for a few days and this works to calm his tummy! It’s tasty to him and he loves to eat it! It’s not expensive and I need to keep this in stock in my household for him!

My dog loved this additive… seriously. She loved it so much, I’m now searching for something else with pumpkin to mix into her food normally.

My elderly kitty has IBD, EPI, is in remission from diabetes, and is very underweight. The standard treatment for IBD is steroids but because of the diabetes, she does very poorly on steroids, and without steroids it’s been very hard to keep it under control.

Despite getting a host of meds, supplements, and special food, that helped with the vomiting, diarrhea, and nausea, I’ve been struggling to maintain her weight. She eats enough, but has slowly lost weight anyway.

I added Colon Rescue to her regimen a week ago and she’s put on 1/3 of a pound. It doesn’t seem to have any impact on her blood sugar, as I’ve been testing to make sure it didn’t kick it up. She runs when I get out her meds, but doesn’t seem to mind the taste of the Colon Rescue.

I really hope this continues to work as well as it has initially.

I have an 8lb Malti-Poo who does not like to take vitamins or medicine or any kind. He is super smart and will hold a pill in his mouth until I put him down and then I will find it on the floor somewhere.

He will not take chew vitamins because they do not always smell the best. I was told earlier this year that he was having an issue with his kidneys and after many tests and failed treatments, I have decided to go the “Holistic” route and just keep him happy and healthy and help him live his best life now!.

This supplement was perfect! (1) It does not smell like medicine (2) It is a liquid and nothing to chew up (3) Easy to administer with the little medicine dropper (3) Can be kept in the fridge to stay fresh longer (4) Due to the amount that he has to take [.

50 ml] it will last him several months. I know that we all spend so much money on our little guys and gals to keep them happy and healthy but I strongly recommend this product line if you are like me and have to almost trick them into getting and staying healthy.

I did buy several of these products and every single one has been great! I know the big test will be in 6 months when he goes back to the Vet for his next check up and blood work but I am hopeful that everything will come back with great progress!.

Thanks Chewy for having so many alternatives for our little best pals! :).

My adorable Borgi ate about a pound of popcorn kernels. I didn’t realize it was that volume until the next day. He had gotten into one of my corn kernel heating bags. He started with diarrhea that quickly turned into blood diarrhea and threw up once.

There was so many kernels coming out! He concluded about 4 hours of starting. I let him take a couple sips of water every couple hours and he kept it down no problem (had he thrown up the water we would have gone to the vet immediately).

I withheld food for 36 hours and gradually increased water intake. Started a bland diet (boiled chicken and rice). Small portions throughout the day. He had horrible gas and was not feeling himself. The GI rescue arrived the next day.

He ate it no problem on his food and perked up immediately. He started having small “normal” bowel movements 2 days after starting the rescue. We did a bland diet for almost 10 days, starting adding small amounts of his kibble in around day 5.

He is still getting the GI rescue every other day. Sometimes he seems a little constipated but I can imagine he’s still sore after all those kernels coming out! I have no issue going to the vet, however, I wanted to avoid a round of antibiotics and steroids.

This saved the day for his colitis!.

My 2 year old Lab mix has had anal gland issues since she was 6 months old. We just moved, and she got pretty constipated and picky about drinking water. I chatted with a vet on Chewy, who recommended this brand dog food, and I took it at face value – should’ve done research on the food, but I’m so desperate to help my pup.

Started giving it to her (slowly, mixing her regular food with it), and she went 3 days with only pooping the amount of what equaled one normal size bowel movement. Read the ingredients on it… name something in the first 10 ingredients that’s good?! I’ll wait.

These dog food companies are sickening with what they put in it. So, there’s $100 out the window. More fiber? I’ll stick to pumpkin purée and water in her meals with her normal food that contains ingredients I can pronounce.

Prescription dog food is a joke.

My dog, Leo, has had diarrhea almost constantly for the last 10 months. We’ve been in and out of the vet. We’ve tried tons of different prescriptions. But nothing has seemed to help. I was at my wit’s end.

With nothing left to lose, I decided to give this dog food a try! I knew the science behind fiber and how it can help bulk up stools. But wasn’t expecting it to work this quickly. Leo has been on this food for a few weeks, and he’s consistently having solid poops.

So five stars for that! My only complaint is that this is relatively low-calorie. Leo was previously on the Low-Fat option from Royal Canin, and that was even lower cal. So it’s been hard to keep weight on him.

We’re having to give him larger volumes of food to keep up with his calorie needs. I wish Royal Canin offered a High Fiber food that was higher calorie.

I have tried everything for 6 years to aid in my little 10lb Havanese sensitive digestion issues. Besides trying the dehydrated dog food which she didn’t really care for then adding in the bone broth to entice her and all the other home cooked remedies that she would turn up her nose to.

I ended up doing home cooked chicken veggies and added, probiotics. She loved just eating the chicken and pushing away the vegetables. if hungry enough she would eat everything and I would praise her with a treat.

This diet started out fine but it wasn’t doing her any good for the long term. Too much protein or allergic to chicken? All the stomach upsets, constipation, stomach gurgling, lack of luster. I could see it in her eyes she was not feeling well.

I would get so excited when there was a good day and then it was back to being worried. I thought I was doing a good thing by feeding her wholesome human grade food and treats. I refused to feed her kibble from the start.

Man was I so wrong! I came upon this dog food after more extensive researching. I thought it couldn’t hurt to try it. after all this time of struggle and my little one not feeling her best. My vet was on board and I ordered the food.

Gracie has been on it a little over 1 week. I was worried she wouldn’t like it she is such a picky picky eater. I tried to do the old with the new so she wouldn’t have more upset but she ate the new and didn’t touch the old! I tell you after a week.

her eyes have stopped tearing and are back to that nice sweet almond round shape, her stools are perfect and she goes at least twice a day. Her gums and teeth are a nice light pink ( I brushed daily and her gums would bleed and tartar/plaque build up, I gave her treats to chew but nothing helped) Now she is playful all the time and I am so relieved! Like this huge boulder has been lifted off my shoulders.

I don’t plan on going back to the other diet after seeing what a difference this dog food has made in my little Gracie. It has everything she needs to stay healthy in all areas. I would definitely recommend this food for any one who’s dog has sensitive digestive issues!!!.

yes this product has really helped my elderly schnauzer. he is diabetic, had a bad case of pancreatitis luckily pulled thru. He has sludge in his gall bladder and some other health issues. this product has helped him keep his weight consistent.

he was loosing weight rapidly. i asked vet if he was pancreatic insufficient and if we should give some prozyme to help with weight. it has really helped him stay at a good weight. thank you only natural pet for making all natural products.

A lactose free enzyme with no garlic or other harmful to cats ingredients. A digestive enzyme was recommended as I use canned cat food, not raw food.

Setup: My 5yo GShepherd mix (Molly) has had very soft stool for a while–not diarrhea but stool like out of a soft ice cream machine. Vet said this could very well be a sign of some sort of pancreatic insufficiency but would not diagnose or prescribe without a series of breathtakingly expensive and potentially inconclusive tests, one of which required anesthetic! Since this could become a very serious condition, I decided I could not ignore it.

Experiment: Friends suggested Pancrezyme, but it’s prescription, so I tried Prozyme instead. Also, her normal diet is high quality kibble (Orijen & Cloudstar) mixed with high quality wet (Merrick and Wellness) and probiotics (FortiFlora).

Saw great results within 48 hrs. Normal stool. Vet finally prescribed PanaKare (I pushed for a prescription, pharmaceutical-grade approach rather than a commercial product), but Molly’s stool gradually reverted.

Returned to the Prozyme regimen, but little effect this time. I’m now feeding her a prescription kibble, Purina EN, a gastroenteric formula. Been on it for 2 weeks and it also began to work within 48 hours.

Will finish the bag and see how it goes. However, I’m NOT pleased that I may have to feed her a prescription kibble with a list of ingredients that every dog publication I respect warns owners to stay away from; for instance, the first two ingredients are brewer’s rice and corn gluten meal.

So, I don’t yet consider this a permanent solution. Conclusion: Hard to reach firm conclusions about Prozyme in MY case, but I was VERY impressed at first and would definitely recommend it as a POTENTIAL solution to a digestive enzyme problem.

I also suspect it would be a great substitute for more expensive prescription enzyme formulas.

Liked the idea of these, that they are organic and natural. At first our dog was hesitant about taking them. We played a game just to get him to eat these. Then after 4 days, he vomited what he had eaten.

No other issues, the same food he has been having, always gave him the vitamin after eating. He does not have a sensitive stomach. He’s an older, 15 pound rescue so the vitamin route was an attempt to compensate for anything that might have been lacking in his diet before we adopted him.

Now we have to look for another supplement.

My 3 Collies were healthy and playful. Although they are feed holistic food they began to shed a lot. So I began to give them this vitamin, what a difference. There coat has more shine and shedding under control.

Vacuumed every other day before vitamins now its 2xs a week. Will be purchasing again and again.

Originally got this for our dog when she decided to stop eating dog food. She eventually ate again, but there was no noticeable difference with these vitamins until we stopped. She’s been having crazy farts since being off of them, though, so I guess it must’ve helped with her digestion.

So it might be helpful for you!.

I love that Valley vet has the 40lb bucket and doesn’t charge me extra freight costs to ship. This is a product I have been giving my horses for almost 20 years now and they love it. I feed it Wednesdays and Saturdays and each time the horses gobble it right up.

While I can’t attest to whether or not it has actually helped with sand in my horses gut, I feel good feeding this product to reduce the risk of sand colic. I like that it is cheaper than the other leading sand product for horses and it is fed weekly as opposed to one week per month.

I would recommend this horse feed to anyone in a high sand area.

My horses hate the taste of most psyllium until I found Fiberpsyll. They eat it right down. Also I like the 2x a week dosage living in Arizona where sand injection can be a problem. Great product.

We live in FL and you cannot avoid exposure to sand when your horse eats from the ground. I have had my horse on this product for 10 years now (currently he is 24) and has never had any type of colic.

Well worth the piece of mind as well.

My 14 year old chihuahua girls love these! They’re missing teeth and it’s easy for them to eat these. Their poo has been more solid and now they have fresh breath from eating these. Every morning they can’t wait for me to give them each their probiotic.

I highly recommend these.

I have a 10 pound Havapoo and she loves these! I noticed she was chewing her paws a lot and which is one of many signs of gut health issues. We’re going on 2 weeks now, and I can definitely say I’ve seen some improvement with that!!.

After starting this product, the dogs stopped rolling around in the grass and one dog has stopped eating grass. The taste must be great because the dogs eat this product like it is a treat.

I own a border collie/rat terrier rescue dog who had been returned to the shelter three times because her anxiety which is expressed by constant barking and hyperactivity. I don’t like to treat animal mental issues with drugs because of possible side effects, so I rely on natural remedies.

I previously used a different natural pill with some success – I switched to the Ever Root pills about two weeks ago when I joined this campaign. While my experience has been that any calming treatment takes time to become effective, these pills seem to be working.

Minnie weighs 15 lbs, so I tried half a pill twice a day and then one full pill once a day which seems to be more effective. I like the fact that the pills contain all natural ingredients and when I break the pill up in her food, Minnie eats it with no trouble.

The price of the Everroot supplements is similar to what I have paid for previous supplements and I have seen no side effects from these pills. I got these supplements for free with the understanding that I would post an honest review of them.

I believe they are making a difference in Minnie’s anxiety behavior and I expect these results to continue and improve over time. I think they are a good solution to Minnie’s anxiety issues while not causing unwanted side effects.

Bunny A-5. 0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase I see results within 30 minutes! Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2021 Size: 14 Liquid PacksI ordered this to try on my dog because I liked the promises of lowering anxiety, calming a dog down and being a non prescription product but didn’t know if it would live up to the hype.

When I heard we had 3 days of severe thunderstorms headed our way, I knew it was the perfect time to try out the calming formula. My dog was never afraid of thunder until a young boy threw a firework at us while we were walking the neighborhood.

When I heard the thunder in the distance, I gave my dog one of the packets. It smelled like peanut butter! The calming formula is non GMO, full of omega 3, and vitamin B’s. It also doesn’t make them sleepy but relaxes them.

My poodle is 70 pounds and solid as a rock. According to the directions, he needs 2 packets. This packet is easy to open and the contents is similar to creamy peanut butter. It is peanut butter! My dog loves it.

NOTE: in order to mix formula up you knead it like dough. I found that if I put in my pocket before use it was much easier to blend. The peanut butter softens to absorb the calming herbs easier. We started with 1 packet and as the storm moved closer, I had the other packet ready to give him if needed.

The storms intensified but his anxiety didn’t. It was very clear to see that the product had some effect on him. The storms passed after an hour and the last 30 minutes of the rain, he was asleep. The next day we had more storms and I gave him his packet and we had the same effect.

I couldn’t wait to tell my vet about the EverRoot. I need to make sure I wasn’t only seeing results I wanted to see. I asked a friend to try a couple packs to see what the results would be. She gave her dog a packet before going to the vet for her yearly vaccines in hopes it would help her severe anxiety.

We gave it 30 minutes before the appointment and she was calmer than she has ever been at the vets. For her we should have given her 2 full packets for optimal results. But very satisfied with the results.

I have already ordered more. #EverRootInsiders”.

I’ve been trying these tablets on my dog for about a week now. He’s a rescue, chihuahua mix, and gets pretty overwhelmed in crowded places. He also has separation anxiety and hates being left alone. We typically use Select Pets CBD oil to calm him down, but I received these for free to try so I figured why not? Following the instructions on the box, based on Bruce’s weight, I gave him one tablet.

The tablets were pretty large and hard, so I had to cut them into 8 pieces for him to be able to chew them (to be fair, Bruce has a very small mouth). He didn’t want to eat them but I made him think they were treats by giving him commands and using the tablet as a reward and he totally fell it—he ate all the little pieces.

However, once it kicked in I’m not sure if it actually worked or if I was just looking for it to work. Each time, he was slightly calmer but really only a little. It wasn’t powerful enough to help with his separation anxiety or his anxiety in crowded places, whereas his typical CBD oil makes him way, way calmer.

I do think these tablets were helpful when Bruce was overly energetic while my boyfriend and I were trying to watch a movie in bed, but maybe Bruce just tired himself out. I’ll probably use it in situations like this but I won’t repurchase when the bottle runs out.

Overall, it’s the same price as the CBD oil I typically use but not as effective, so I don’t recommend it.

This is utilized for my Mom who is on tube feeding; the Fiber-Stat is administered through her tube, the Fiber-Stat does a good job for her intestines.