NatGut Digestive Tablets for Dogs and Cats – Available In Packs of 9 and 20

If your Labrador has been having loose stools since the monsoon started, your cat vomited twice this week and is now eating less, or your Beagle has had recurring bouts of diarrhea that seem to settle but keep coming back — your pet's gut is telling you something. NatGut by Natural Remedies is a chicken liver-flavoured palatable tablet that supports and restores your pet's digestive health using a blend of standardised herbal extracts, a prebiotic (FOS), and natural soluble fibre. Made by Natural Remedies Pvt. Ltd. — a Bengaluru-based herbal research company with over five decades of experience in veterinary and human herbal formulations — NatGut is vet-approved, chemical-free, and safe for both dogs and cats of all breeds. Each pack contains 20 tablets, or 9 based on your choice.

What Is NatGut and What Does It Do?

NatGut is a natural digestive supplement in tablet form. Its primary role is to restore and maintain a healthy gut environment by combining anti-diarrheal herbal extracts, a natural fibre, and a prebiotic — addressing loose stools and diarrhea from multiple angles rather than just masking symptoms.

Used in the short term, it helps manage acute loose stools and diarrhea. Used consistently over several weeks, it helps rebuild healthy gut microbial balance, firm up stool consistency, and reduce the frequency of digestive episodes — making it relevant both as an acute response and as a maintenance supplement for pets with chronically sensitive digestion.

What's Inside Each NatGut Tablet?

NatGut's formulation is based on clinically studied herbal extracts combined with prebiotic support. Here is what each ingredient does and why it is in the formula.

• Cyperus rotundus (Nagarmotha) Extract

Cyperus rotundus, known in India as Nagarmotha, is a widely used medicinal herb in Ayurvedic medicine with a well-established reputation in the management of diarrhea, bowel stress, and prolonged digestive disorders. Research on this plant extract has documented anti-diarrheal, anti-inflammatory, and gut-regulating properties. It is one of the core active ingredients in NatGut and drives much of the anti-diarrheal effect (per published herbal pharmacology research).

• Holarrhena Antidysenterica Extract

Holarrhena antidysenterica — also known as Kutaj in traditional Indian medicine — is specifically used in the management of dysentery, bowel infections, and constipation. Its inclusion makes NatGut a two-directional gut supplement: it can help address both loose stools (via Cyperus rotundus) and the constipation that sometimes follows an acute diarrheal episode (via Holarrhena). It also has documented antimicrobial properties relevant to gut infections.

• Mangifera Indica (Mango Seed) Extract

Mango seed extract (Mangifera indica) has been studied for its astringent and antioxidant properties in the gastrointestinal tract. It helps reduce intestinal inflammation and contributes to stool firmness by acting on the gut wall — complementing the other anti-diarrheal herbs in the formula.

• Fructooligosaccharide (FOS) — Prebiotic

FOS is a well-researched soluble prebiotic fibre that selectively feeds beneficial gut bacteria, particularly Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium species. It does not get digested in the small intestine — instead, it passes to the colon where beneficial bacteria ferment it, producing short-chain fatty acids that nourish the colon lining and help maintain a balanced, healthy gut microbiome (per veterinary nutrition consensus). This is what makes NatGut a gut restorer, not just a symptomatic anti-diarrheal.

• Psyllium Husk

Psyllium husk is a natural soluble fibre that absorbs water and swells in the gut, which has a dual regulatory effect: it firms loose stools by absorbing excess water, and softens hard stools by adding bulk. It also has prebiotic properties, feeding beneficial gut bacteria and contributing to long-term microbiome diversity (per veterinary nutrition research). Psyllium husk is one of the most widely recommended natural gut supplements in veterinary medicine.

• Flavour

Chicken Liver — making the tablet genuinely palatable. Most dogs will eat it directly from your hand or mixed into food without any resistance.

When Should You Give NatGut to Your Pet?

NatGut is useful across a range of digestive situations, from acute episodes to long-term gut maintenance.

• Acute Diarrhea and Loose Stools

This is the most common reason Indian pet parents reach for NatGut. Loose stools in dogs and cats can be triggered by a food change, eating something off the street or garden, monsoon-related contamination, stress, or a mild gut infection. NatGut's herbal extracts begin working to reduce gut inflammation and regulate bowel movements, with visible improvement typically within 2–3 days of consistent use (per product data).

• Recurring Digestive Issues

If your pet has had multiple bouts of diarrhea or loose stools over several weeks or months — or if they have a pattern of getting an upset stomach after certain foods, travel, or stress — NatGut used consistently over 2–4 weeks helps rebuild gut bacterial balance and reduce the frequency of future episodes.

• Smelly or Abnormal Stools

NatGut also helps reduce foul odour in stools, which is often a sign of gut bacterial imbalance or poor digestion. Pet parents frequently notice an improvement in stool odour within a week of starting the supplement.

• Post-Antibiotic Gut Recovery

Antibiotics disrupt the gut microbiome by killing beneficial bacteria alongside harmful ones. After a course of antibiotics, NatGut's FOS prebiotic and fibre content help re-establish healthy bacterial populations and restore stool consistency.

• Long-Term Gut Maintenance

For pets with constitutionally sensitive digestion — breeds like Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and German Shepherds who are known for sensitive stomachs — NatGut can be given at a reduced maintenance dose (half the standard dose) for long-term gut health support. It is safe for sustained use at this lower dose.

Also read: Understanding the Importance of Gut Health in Dogs, or Understanding the Importance of Cat Gut Health

What Is The Proper Dosage For This Product?

The standard dosage is 1 tablet per 10 kg of body weight, twice daily, for dogs and cats. Tablets can be given directly, broken into pieces and fed, or crumbled and mixed into dry food. Do not mix with wet food as this can reduce palatability.

For visible results, give NatGut consistently for a minimum of 3 consecutive days. Do not discontinue prematurely after just one or two doses if results are not immediately visible — the herbal formula works progressively.

For long-term maintenance at a reduced frequency, use half the standard dose. Consult your vet if unsure about the right protocol for your pet's specific situation.

Why Do Indian Pets Get Digestive Issues So Often?

India's climate and feeding conditions create a uniquely high digestive burden for dogs and cats. Understanding these triggers helps you use NatGut more proactively rather than only reaching for it in a crisis:

• Monsoon season — June to September brings high humidity, increased bacterial and fungal activity in soil, puddles, and standing water. Dogs that sniff or drink from outdoor sources are at elevated risk of gut infections. Read more about monsoon-related health issues in dogs.

• Street food and scavenging — Indian Pariah dogs (Indie dogs) and many urban dogs on daily walks have access to waste, garbage, or dropped food that introduces gut pathogens. Even a short exploratory sniff-and-lick can cause diarrhea within hours.

• Heat and food spoilage — In Indian summers, wet food or home-cooked food can spoil rapidly if left out, causing bacterial contamination that upsets the gut.

• Frequent food changes — Transitions between brands, home cooking, and commercial food — common in Indian households — disrupt gut bacterial populations, causing loose stools.

• Stress from festivals, travel, and visitors — Diwali, weddings, and holiday travel are known digestive stress triggers for dogs. Anxiety directly affects gut motility, and unfamiliar environments combined with diet disruption create ideal conditions for diarrheal episodes.

NatGut Tablets vs NatGut Granules — Which Format Is Right for You?

NatGut is available in two formats on Supertails: the tablet pack (this product) and the granules sachet format.

• Tablets are best for: pets who accept solid supplements easily, households where you want precise dose control, and situations where you want to break the tablet into portions for accurate weight-based dosing.

• Granules are best for: pets who refuse tablets even when hidden in food, or when you want to mix the supplement directly into a meal invisibly.

Both contain the same core herbal ingredients. 

What Are The Substitutes/Alternatives For This Product?

Why Buy From Supertails?

• Authentic Indian Brands: NatGut is manufactured by Natural Remedies Pvt. Ltd. — a Bengaluru-based, research-driven herbal company with over 50 years of expertise in veterinary herbal formulations. What you receive on Supertails is the genuine product, sourced directly.

• Vet Consultation Available: If your pet's diarrhea is persistent, bloody, or accompanied by vomiting and lethargy, vet consultation is available on Supertails before you self-treat.

• Delivery Across India: 24 Hour Delivery available in Select Cities, and 30 Minute Delivery available in Bangalore, Delhi, and Mumbai

• Chemical-Free, Herbal Formula: All ingredients in NatGut are plant-derived and natural — no synthetic drugs, no side effects profile to worry about with standard use.

• For Both Dogs and Cats: One product covers your entire household — same tablet, same natural formula, weight-adjusted dosing.

• Vet-Approved Supplement: NatGut is vet-approved and stocked by veterinary pharmacies across India — it has clinical credibility behind it, not just marketing claims.

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Good digestion is the foundation of your pet's health. Protect it naturally!

From the unpredictability of monsoon-season stomach upsets to the recurring loose stools that some Indian dogs and cats seem prone to year-round, NatGut gives you a reliable, herbal tool to manage and prevent gut issues without reaching for synthetic drugs. Made in Bengaluru, trusted by Indian vets, and formulated with ingredients that have stood the test of both traditional use and modern research — NatGut is the digestive supplement worth keeping in your pet care routine. Order Natural Remedies Natgut Digestive Tablets from Supertails today, with vet consultation available and delivery across India.

(Disclaimer: Supertails' sole intention is to ensure that its consumers get information that is expert-reviewed, accurate, and trustworthy. However, the information contained herein should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of a qualified physician. The information provided here is for informational purposes only. This may not cover everything about particular health conditions, lab tests, medicines, all possible side effects, drug interactions, warnings, alerts, etc. Please consult your doctor and discuss all your queries related to any disease or medicine. We intend to support, not replace, the doctor-patient relationship.)

FAQs

What does NatGut treat in dogs and cats?

NatGut is a herbal digestive supplement that manages loose stools, acute diarrhea, and chronic digestive imbalance in dogs and cats. It also helps reduce foul stool odour and supports the restoration of healthy gut bacterial balance through its FOS prebiotic and natural fibre content. It is not a pharmaceutical anti-diarrheal drug — it works through herbal and prebiotic action and is intended for use as a supplement or alongside veterinary treatment.

How quickly does NatGut show results?

For acute loose stools, most pet parents see noticeable improvement within 2–3 days of consistent twice-daily dosing (per product guidance). For longer-term issues such as recurring diarrhea or chronic gut imbalance, a minimum of 2–4 weeks of use is recommended for meaningful improvement. Do not discontinue after 1–2 doses if there is no immediate change.

Is NatGut safe for puppies and kittens?

Yes, NatGut is safe for young pets. Follow weight-based dosing guidelines carefully, and consult your vet before use in puppies or kittens younger than 8 weeks.

Can I give NatGut to my cat?

Yes — NatGut is formulated for both dogs and cats. Use the same 1 tablet per 10 kg body weight, twice daily dosing. For most adult cats (weighing around 3–5 kg), this is approximately ¼ to ½ tablet twice daily. The chicken liver flavour makes it more palatable for cats than many supplements.

Is NatGut safe for long-term daily use?

Yes. NatGut is safe for long-term use at a reduced (half) maintenance dose. This is particularly relevant for pets with constitutionally sensitive digestion who benefit from continuous gut support. Its all-natural, herbal formulation means it does not carry the risks of dependency or side effects associated with pharmaceutical anti-diarrheals used long term.

Can I give NatGut alongside other medications?

NatGut is a natural herbal supplement with no known drug interactions reported. However, if your pet is on prescription medication — particularly antibiotics, anti-parasitics, or other gut medications — always inform your vet and seek their guidance before adding any supplement.

What is the difference between NatGut and a probiotic supplement?

Probiotics introduce live beneficial bacteria into the gut. NatGut does not contain probiotics but does contain FOS, a prebiotic that feeds and supports the growth of existing beneficial bacteria already in your pet's gut. NatGut also contains herbal extracts that address the immediate symptoms of diarrhea — something a probiotic alone does not do. The two can be complementary: NatGut for symptomatic relief and microbiome support, probiotics for repopulating bacteria (especially post-antibiotic).

My dog had diarrhea but is now better. Should I continue NatGut?

Yes, continuing for 3–5 days after stools have normalised helps consolidate gut bacterial balance and reduces the chance of relapse. If your pet has a history of recurring episodes, continuing at a maintenance dose is worth discussing with your vet.