The Honest Kitchen Perfect Form Herbal Digestive Supplement for Dogs & Cats, Human Grade Gut Health Support Powder with Pumpkin, Slippery Elm & Papaya Leaf, Gut & Stool Support, 3.2 oz Pouch

Pros: Life-changing for sensitive stomachs: Works wonders for pets suffering from IBD, chronic loose stools, gas, and gastrointestinal inflammation. Human-grade & all-natural: Formulated with high-quality herbs like slippery elm bark, papaya leaf, organic pumpkin seed, and plantain leaf. Fast-acting digestive relief: Helps firm up stools and soothe irritable bowels within just a few days of consistent use. Easy to mix into food: Simply stir the dry powder into warm water or mix directly into raw, wet, or dehydrated food. Gentle on both dogs & cats: Safe, soothing formula suitable for pets of all sizes and life stages. Cons: Herbal scent/taste: Some extra picky cats or dogs might notice the herbal odor and require it to be blended thoroughly into a strong-smelling food. Small container size: The jar can go quickly if you are managing a large dog or dosing multiple times a day. Overall: If you have a pet battling inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) or chronic tummy troubles, this supplement is worth every penny. It has provided gentle, reliable relief for my IBD boy when few other things worked—an absolute must-have in our daily feeding routine!

Excellent for stopping diarrhea and helping dog with sensitive stomach to process kibble. The instructions say 1:1 teaspoon of water to powder to make gel. I found that you need a little more water, maybe 2 parts water to 1 part powder. Whatever. I mix it in yogurt or pumpkin which are also helpful but the Honest Kitchen Herbal Digestive Supplement supports. It's natural and effective.

I highly recommend trying this product if your dog has digestive problems. My rescue dog came home with a ruined tummy. She had severe stress, food allergies, and intestinal parasites. And the worst farts you could possibly imagine. We got her on medication to clear up the parasites, but they had done a lot of damage and it took months for her to heal and even longer to find a dog food to which she wasn't sensitive. We used this product while transitioning through various foods and it seemed to help. When we settled on the final food, we tried taking her off of the herbal supplement. She started getting gassy again. It wasn't potent like before, but it was enough gas that I assumed it might give her a little discomfort. I talked to the vet and she said my dog was healthy and she was probably just a gassy Lassie. I tried the herbal supplement again to see if it would help alleviate the gas. It makes a tremendous difference. She has hardly any gas now and when she does fart, it doesn't really smell at all (unless she eats something she's not supposed to) and my dog seems to really love the flavor... If you accidentally forget to put it on her breakfast, she looks at you with this confused face like "I think you forgot something. There's no breakfast powder on my breakfast." Which is really cute and hilarious. **My dog is 65lbs and she gets 1 tsp of this supplement sprinkled on her breakfast (but not dinner) every day. I also spray 2-3 tablespoons of water on the powder and kibbles and shake the bowl a little just so that all the powder is wet and coating the kibbles. I do this so she isn't getting powder up her nose or in her lungs while she eats.

I have an older cat with liquid diarrhea for almost two years now. We have ruled out so many probable causes. It was a pain having to mix this with water and force it into your cat. So one day I just mixed it into her favorite Fancy Feast canned food and she loves it! I was shocked as she is a pretty picky cat, who turns her nose up at anything new. She eats her entire bowl of canned food with this mixed in twice a day. She doesn’t even try to eat her siblings food instead either. While I have seen some improvement with the liquid poops, she is on 3 different supplements right now for her diarrhea. I’m determined to stick with this product until I see a significant improvement in the diarrhea. Update: stool is beginning to form small amounts of solids at least 3 times a day as of 12/07/25.

I have a dog with some (suspected) acid indigestion issues. She vomits bile when she gets too hungry, and it all goes downhill from there. I find that this product helps quite a bit and best of all, she likes the flavor! She gets excited when I get the canister out. I tasted it, to me it tastes like mixing some partially decayed leaves and grass clippings with water and it is disgusting. Not sure even tuna juice would mask the flavor for a cat. But it's worth a try! It seems to help keep her stomach calmer and when she does have an episode, her episodes are not nearly as severe since I put her on this. I give it every day or every other, it has truly made a difference. It's a little gritty but if you keep stirring it improves. My dog might be weird with how much she likes it but I'm okay with that because it makes it easy to give!

This stuff has been a lifesaver. I adopted a 6 month old puppy recently who has been having diarrhea off and on since I got him in Oct. More on than off. The vet kept putting him on antibiotics which would help temporarily and when he was off them, the diarrhea would come back. The next thing we tried was the Science Diet ID prescription dog food, the canned and the dry. Which didn't help, his diarrhea kept coming back. My vet wanted me to keep him on the food and suggested I try a $60 something dollar probiotic as well. Not happy with the vet's recommendation of keeping him on an expensive prescription diet that wasn't helping and adding another expensive thing to his diet, I sought advice elsewhere. Up until this point, chicken had been a main ingredient in all the food he had been getting. So I began slowly transitioning him onto a lamb based sensitive stomach blend food and adding the Honest Kitchen herbal digestive supplement into his food twice a day and it has worked wonders! He is in the 40 to 50 lb range and I mix 1 tsp into twice a day, with water and mix it all up and I so relieved. He hasn't had diarrhea since I got him on this product. He is now fully on the new dog food and doing great. I plan to try and slowly transition him off this product eventually to see how he does. But I will always be keeping this on hand!

Discovered this when it was called Perfect Form. It worked wonders when nothing else, prescription or natural, would. I recommended it more times than I can count. I no longer do. After searching for it to no avail, I discovered they changed the name. In my opinion, a bad move as it was the name that made me check it out to begin with. But when I received this last canister I realized that it was about half the quantity than it was when it was called Perfect Form. I have giant dogs so when I need to use it, the small quantity was used up in no time. And the cost was not cut in half, just the quantity of product. I wrote Honest Kitchen regarding my disappointment. I heard nothing back. Especially disappointing as I also purchase their food products at times. A friend of mine recommended an organic slippery elm product in bulk that I now use instead of this item. She has often spoken of the over the top profit drive of the owners of Honest Kitchen. I did not pay that much attention, but this experience did serve to make me take note I am sorry to say. I have seen many other reviews addressing this same issue and it seems that what Honest Kitchen is failing to realize that whatever increase in profit they gain by reducing the product in half for the same cost they are now not only losing regular customers, but all new customers we all refer to the product. So although had this not occurred I would rate the original Perfect Form product 5 stars. This makes me want to rate it a one star and makes me question & wonder about the quality changes that might have occurred in the other items I usually purchase. Have they changed the ingredients? The quantities of the various ingredients? And for those who don't realize it, by law dog food manufacturers do not have to change their packaging immediately to reflect a change in the ingredients ...they might have 6 months to do so (can't recall exactly). Isn't that swell? So unless the company is 100% honest, it is legal to deceive us!

My dog occasionally gets belly aches. He'd spend much of the day clearly uncomfortable. This stuff has been a lifesaver! I mix it up in a little bowl, and he seems to like the taste of it. Even when he isn't interested in other food when his stomach is upset, he will make quick work of licking this up. I can tell he feels better soon after having it. Even when someone else watches him for us when we're out of town, I make sure this is on hand because it makes such a vast difference.

Super fast delivery from the seller. Bought few times. Encourage to buy this as a natural remedy and from this seller.

Helped out my dogs tummy a lot! My 2 year old very active dog always seemed to have runny stool no matter what we tried. This food topper seemed to help him a lot and his stools have firmed up quite a bit.

Use this when my kids have tummy issue. Ok so far

Quality product, best sorry for an easy reset if you have an indiscriminate trail snacker.

efficace contre les problèmes digestifs des chiens et chats