Adored Beast Feline Leaky Gut Protocol

Leaky Gut Syndrome can be at the core of many different conditions, including skin disease, a compromised immune system, food allergies, digestive problems, ear infections, or any common health condition that comes from an inflammatory disorder.
 
This protocol provides simple steps to aid in healing at the root cause. Leaky Gut can be the core issue of imbalances like allergies, skin conditions, ear infections, eye problems, collapsing trachea, digestive problems, low energy, behavioural issues, joint pain, bad breath, autoimmune conditions, liver, pancreas, or gallbladder issues, or any common health condition that comes from an inflammatory disorder.
 
The gut is responsible for 80% of your animal’s immune system! In cases of extreme allergies, where you know there is a large yeast overgrowth, the Yeasty Beast Protocol should be used first to rid the digestive tract of systemic yeast
 
PROTOCOL INCLUDES
Feline Gut Soothe
A proprietary blend of herbs and pre & probiotics that soothe and replenish the lining of the bowel, fight yeast and combat unhealthy bacteria. With 15 billion cfu wide-spectrum probiotic.
 
Liver Tonic
Helps regenerate healthy liver cells and boosts the organ’s ability to filter toxins from the blood. Aids in proper function of histamine (associated with allergies, chronic inflammation), protein synthesis and biochemical production for digestion
 
Healthy Gut
Helps rebalance and cultivate proper growing conditions for friendly digestive flora destroyed through antibiotics and toxins. Aids in the digestion of food and supports a healthy immune system.
 
Rebalancer
Rebalancer assists in the removal of associated vaccine side effects without removing any vaccine benefits.
 
Gut Seal
A homeopathic remedy that helps restore, strengthen and tighten the separated “leaky” junctions of the gastrointestinal lining.
 
Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If animal’s condition worsens or does not improve, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian.