08/28/2026
We talk a lot about how slippery elm works. This week, we wanted to show you, in plain numbers, what’s actually going into every bottle.
100% Inner Bark
The mucilage that makes slippery elm useful lives in exactly one place: the cambium, or inner bark, of the Ulmus rubra tree. Every incoming batch at Pet Wellbeing is botanically fingerprinted to confirm it’s the real thing, not the woody outer bark some lower-cost suppliers grind in to add bulk.
200 mg/mL
That’s the concentration of certified organic Ulmus rubra in our liquid glycerite, an alcohol-free format built for easy dosing and better palatability, especially for pets who won’t tolerate capsules or powders.
3 Ways the Mucilage Works
Coats. Lubricates. Feeds the microbiome. Slippery elm’s soothing gel forms a physical barrier along the GI tract, helps keep things moving smoothly, and provides soluble fiber that supports the beneficial bacteria already doing good work in your pet’s gut.
1 Hour
Because that same coating action can slow the absorption of other substances, we recommend spacing slippery elm about an hour apart from any oral prescription medications.
6,000+
That’s how many Slippery Elm units we’ve shipped since November 2024, a lot of happy, more comfortable bellies.
The takeaway: good digestive support doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes it just has to be pure, well-sourced, and used correctly.
Disclaimer: Slippery Elm is a holistic supplement intended to support normal digestive and throat health in pets. It is not a drug and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
