Usage

How to Use Pet Formula for Bloody Stool (Red, Blood-Tinged)

For dogs and cats, administer the recommended amount based on your pet's weight, or as directed by your veterinarian or qualified animal health practitioner. The pills may be given directly by mouth or mixed into food.

Recovery from bloody stools is influenced by diet, hydration, digestive health, stress, environmental factors, and your pet's overall condition. Improvements in stool quality, digestive comfort, and bowel regularity may develop gradually over several days to weeks of consistent use.

For best results, administer consistently as directed. Traditional Chinese herbal formulas are commonly used as part of a comprehensive digestive wellness program to help restore gastrointestinal balance, support healthy intestinal function, and maintain long-term digestive health.

Dosages in Powder Form:

  • Small Dogs (<20 lbs): ¼ - ½ spoon, 2 times a day
  • Medium Dogs (20–50 lbs): 1 spoon, 2 times a day
  • Large Dogs (>50 lbs): 1 and ½ spoons, 2 times a day

Dosages in Pill Form:

  • Small Dogs (<20 lbs): 3 - 5 pills.
  • Medium Dogs (20–50 lbs): 5 - 10 pills.
  • Large Dogs (>50 lbs): 10 - 20 pills.

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Dosages in Powder Form:

  • Small Cats (<5 lbs):  A very small pinch, 2 times a day
  • Medium Cats (5–10 lbs): ⅙ spoon, 2 times a day
  • Large Cats (>10 lbs): ¼ spoon, 2 times a day

Dosages in Pill Form:

  • Small Cats (<5 lbs): 1 pill
  • Medium Cats (5 – 10 lbs): 1 - 2 pills.
  • Large Cats (>10 lbs): 2 - 3 pills.