When your pet has diarrhea it can be because of changing your dog’s food. When changing a dog’s pet food you would want to mix the new food with the old brand for about a week.
If it is because of some other digestive issue slippery elm can be used.
Slippery elm coats the mucouses of the stomach lining. I suggest not using it more than 1 week. Slippery elm overused can cause digestive issues. So I use it from 3 days to 1 week. I also add garlic granules and oregano. Garlic has many benefits. Not only does it help digestive problems, diarrhea, flu and much more but it also helps prevent cancer. Oregano is a stomach aid.
My golden retriever had digestive problems since she was a puppy. Her stomach was turning dark at times and I used organic coconut oil on her food and once her tummy turned pink again I stopped using the coconut oil. (Thanks to Jeff from Pet Paradise in Bloomfield, NJ). Jeff let me know that coconut oil is used for yeast infections in female dogs so I tried it out.
I thought her digestive problem was due to changing her dog food.  It was more than that. She had food allergies.  I used this protocol for about 1 month and she had gotten better once I changed her food to raw diet.
For educational purposes only this information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Ask your veterinary doctor.
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