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Animal Essentials · Organic Digestive & Fresh Breath Support
A natural, certified-organic four-herb tonic for dogs, alcohol-free, with peppermint, ginger, fennel, and chamomile, to ease gas and bloating, settle a queasy stomach, and support comfortable everyday digestion.
If You Have Been Searching For This
Peppermint after dinner. Ginger for a queasy stomach. Fennel seeds on the way out of the restaurant. Chamomile tea before bed. Humans have leaned on these four plants for centuries for exactly one reason, and Daily Digestion is Animal Essentials' version of that wisdom for dogs, made by herbalists trusted for over thirty years. Here are the reasons natural-minded households reach for it.
This is the blend for exactly that, four natural carminative herbs traditionally used to ease the gas and bloating that come with fermentation and a sensitive stomach.
Ginger is the timeless natural choice for occasional queasiness, which makes this the tonic to keep in the glovebox for travel days.
Bad breath often starts in the gut, so supporting cleaner digestion with natural aromatic herbs like peppermint and fennel tends to show up in the kisses.
Diet changes are one of the most common reasons for reaching for this natural blend, gentle support while the gut adjusts to something new.
Chamomile is traditionally used to bring calm to the gut, a natural fit for a dog whose digestion goes sideways during a stressful week.
This is four certified organic herbs in a simple glycerin base, a natural, NASC-certified blend with no fillers, dyes, or preservatives.
Why Natural-Minded Households Reach For This
These are the carminatives, the classic category of herbs traditionally used to ease gas, cramping, and bloating. Peppermint helps relax the muscles of the digestive tract and supports gastric flow. Ginger supports the natural movement of food through the system and is the timeless choice for occasional queasiness, which makes this the bottle to keep in the glovebox for car rides. Fennel eases the discomfort that comes with fermentation and food sensitivity. And chamomile brings calm to the gut, which matters for the many dogs whose stomachs react to stress. It all comes in a sweet, alcohol-free glycerin base that most dogs take easily.
What This Looks Like Inside Your Dog's Body
Picture the gurgly hour after dinner, or the back seat on a long drive. This is gentle, flexible support that works with a dog's own digestive process. Here is what a weight-based amount does, in plain terms, given by mouth or worked into the routine.
You shake the bottle, then give the weight-based amount straight into the mouth or worked into the regular routine, as needed. The naturally sweet, alcohol-free glycerin base makes it easy for most dogs to accept.
The after-dinner classic. Peppermint is traditionally used to help relax the muscles of the digestive tract and support gastric flow, easing the gas and bloating that make an evening uncomfortable.
Ginger supports the natural movement of food through the digestive system and is traditionally used to settle occasional queasiness, which is why it earns a spot in the glovebox before a long drive.
A classic carminative, traditionally used to ease gas, cramping, and bloating, supporting smooth, comfortable intestinal movement when fermentation or a food sensitivity stirs things up.
Chamomile is traditionally used to bring calm to the digestive tract and ease occasional cramping, which makes it especially useful for a dog whose stomach reacts to a stressful week.
Here is the part that surprises people. Bad breath often starts in the gut rather than the mouth, so supporting cleaner, more comfortable digestion tends to show up in the kisses, and aromatic peppermint and fennel lend a hand directly.
Why this blend over the rest of the shelf? It takes the oldest trick in the book and does it cleanly. Four certified organic herbs, extracted alcohol-free into a naturally sweet glycerin base, with no fillers, dyes, preservatives, or artificial flavoring. It originates from Animal Essentials, an herbalist-founded maker trusted for over thirty years. It works no matter what is in the bowl, kibble, raw, or home-cooked, and it earns its keep during the moments that upset a routine, like a new bag of food, a road trip, or a stressful week.
This is a clean, certified-organic carminative blend. It brings together peppermint, ginger, fennel, and chamomile to ease gas and bloating, settle a queasy stomach, support the body's own nutrient absorption, and freshen the breath from the gut. It is alcohol-free and gentle enough for every day.
Good digestion is quiet, and you notice it most when it goes missing. This natural blend of peppermint, ginger, fennel, and chamomile delivers traditional carminative herbs to ease gas and bloating, settle a queasy stomach, and support comfortable everyday digestion, naturally.
The Most Important Thing To Know
Four organic herbs, cleanly made. This is a certified-organic carminative blend, gently extracted into an alcohol-free glycerin base, with no fillers, dyes, preservatives, or artificial flavoring. What you see on the panel is the whole natural formula.
It works upstream, where gas begins. Peppermint and fennel ease the discomfort of fermentation, ginger supports the natural movement of food through the tract, and chamomile calms a stress-reactive gut. Comfortable digestion also means the body can do its own nutrient absorption well.
It fits any bowl and any week. Kibble, raw, or home-cooked, this blend works alongside the diet a dog already eats. Give it daily for steady gut maintenance, or reach for it during a food transition, a road trip, or a stressful stretch.
What's Inside And Why It Matters
Here is the blend in measured terms, ingredient by ingredient, so you can see exactly what each herb contributes to comfortable everyday digestion.
Mentha Piperita · Certified Organic
The after-dinner classic. Traditionally used to help relax the muscles of the digestive tract and support gastric flow, easing gas, bloating, and occasional discomfort in a sensitive stomach. Its aromatic quality is also what lends a hand with fresher breath. It naturally carries vitamin A, vitamin C, manganese, and iron.
Zingiber Officinale · Certified Organic
The travel-day hero. Ginger supports the natural movement of food through the digestive system and is traditionally used to settle occasional nausea and upset, which is why it is the go-to for car rides and queasy afternoons. Its signature compounds are gingerol, terpenes, and antioxidants.
Foeniculum Vulgare · Certified Organic
A classic carminative, traditionally used to ease gas, cramping, and bloating. It supports smooth, comfortable intestinal movement and helps ease the discomfort associated with fermentation or food sensitivity, and it brings antioxidants, fiber, vitamins, and minerals along with it.
Matricaria Recutita · Certified Organic
The gut-calmer. Traditionally used to bring calm to the digestive tract and ease occasional cramping, which makes it especially useful for a dog whose stomach reacts to stress. It naturally carries terpenoids, flavonoids, vitamin C, and calcium.
Measured Culinary Amounts
Worth noting for the label-readers: these are whole peppermint and fennel herbs in measured culinary amounts, not concentrated essential oils, which are a different and far stronger thing entirely. It is the gentle, food-like form of these plants that has made them kitchen staples for centuries.
Distilled Water & USP Vegetable Glycerine
The herbs are delivered in distilled water and USP vegetable glycerine, a naturally sweet, alcohol-free base that most dogs accept easily. There are no dyes, preservatives, or artificial flavoring, just the four certified organic herbs and their gentle carrier.
Every herb is certified organic, the base is alcohol-free, and the naturally sweet glycerin makes the tonic simple to give by mouth or with the regular routine. It is NASC certified, third-party tested, vet recommended, and made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients, from a maker trusted for over thirty years.
What To Look For
Not every digestive supplement is built the same, so four qualities separate a natural carminative tonic worth reaching for from the rest, and here is what to look for, along with how this one measures up on each.
Look for the plants tradition actually leans on for gas and bloating, like peppermint, fennel, ginger, and chamomile, rather than a vague blend with no carminative backbone.
All four of the classic carminatives, nothing padding the bottle
With aromatic plants like peppermint and fennel, the form matters. Look for whole herbs in measured culinary amounts rather than concentrated essential oils.
Whole certified organic herbs, gentle and food-like
Look for something that fits the bowl a dog already eats from, rather than asking you to change the whole routine to accommodate it.
Fits alongside kibble, raw, or home-cooked
Look for an alcohol-free glycerin base with a naturally sweet taste and no fillers, dyes, preservatives, or artificial flavoring.
NASC certified, third-party tested, alcohol-free
When To Use It
For the dog who is gassy and bloated after meals, these four carminatives are the classic natural answer, easing the discomfort that comes with fermentation.
Ginger is the timeless natural choice for a queasy stomach, so keep this one in the glovebox and give it ahead of the drive rather than waiting.
A new bag of food is one of the most common reasons pet parents reach for this blend, offering gentle, natural support while the gut adjusts to something new.
Gentle enough for every day, this blend supports comfortable digestion and fresher breath as an ongoing habit, on whatever diet a dog already eats.
Is This Right For Your Dog?
Is gassy, gurgly, or bloated after meals
Gets queasy or carsick on road trips
Has breath that could use help from the inside out
Is transitioning to a new food or a new diet
Has a stomach that reacts to stress and change
Eats kibble, raw, or home-cooked, since it works alongside any diet
Could use natural carminative herbs for everyday comfort
Takes an alcohol-free glycerin tincture easily, direct or in food
Enjoys a naturally sweet, easy-to-give liquid
Needs something flexible, for daily use or just the hard days
Is part of a label-reading, natural-minded household that values a clean, organic formula
How To Give It
This is an alcohol-free glycerin tonic that most dogs take easily. Shake the bottle well, then give the weight-based amount printed on the label, either straight into the mouth or worked into the regular routine. Each mL provides 250mg of the certified organic herbal blend.
Follow the label for the amount. Give the weight-based amount listed on the bottle, as needed. Shake well before each use, since the herbs can settle.
Direct or with the routine. Squeeze it into the mouth or work it into the regular routine. The naturally sweet, alcohol-free glycerin base makes it easy for most dogs to accept.
Ahead of the car ride. For travel, give it before you set off rather than waiting for the queasiness. Use it daily for steady gut maintenance, or situationally during a diet change or a stressful stretch.
Storage. Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct light, and keep it out of reach of pets to avoid overconsumption.
Good to know. This is gentle support for everyday digestive comfort. As with any new herb, if a dog has a health condition, is pregnant, or takes medication, a quick check with a vet is always a good idea.
Works Well With
Daily Digestion works upstream on gas, comfort, and absorption, and these companions cover the parts of digestion it does not, each through a different, non-overlapping path.
The natural counterpart. Colon Rescue works further down, coating and soothing the gut lining and supporting stool consistency, while Daily Digestion eases gas and bloating higher up. Different herbs, different jobs, a natural pairing for full-length digestive support.
A diverse probiotic replenishes the beneficial bacteria a healthy gut depends on, complementing carminative herbs through a completely different, non-overlapping path.
A whole-food daily multivitamin lays a broad nutritional foundation that keeps everyday wellness steady alongside targeted digestive support.
Questions And Answers
A natural digestive supplement uses whole herbs to make digestion more comfortable. Daily Digestion does this with the four classic carminatives: peppermint, ginger, fennel, and chamomile, traditionally used to ease gas, bloating, and occasional queasiness. It is gentle enough for every day, on any diet.
The carminatives are the traditional answer, and this blend has four of the best. Fennel and peppermint ease the discomfort that comes with fermentation and food sensitivity, chamomile calms cramping, and ginger keeps things moving comfortably through the tract. Together they are the classic natural approach to a gassy dog.
Ginger is one of the most loved digestive herbs in the world, and for good reason. It supports the natural movement of food through the digestive system and is traditionally used to settle occasional nausea and upset. Its signature compound, gingerol, is what gives it that warming, settling character.
Ginger is the timeless natural choice for a queasy stomach, which is exactly why it anchors this blend. Many pet parents keep Daily Digestion in the glovebox and give it ahead of a car ride rather than waiting for the trouble to start. Chamomile helps too, since travel nerves and travel tummies often travel together.
Here is the thing most people miss: bad breath often starts in the gut rather than the mouth. Supporting cleaner, more comfortable digestion naturally tends to show up in the breath, and aromatic herbs like peppermint and fennel lend a hand directly. Daily Digestion works on both at once.
Chamomile is traditionally used to bring calm to the gut and ease occasional cramping, which makes it especially valued for dogs whose stomachs react to stress. Its natural terpenoids and flavonoids underpin that gentle, settling reputation. In this blend it balances the more warming, aromatic herbs.
A quality diet is the foundation, and gentle carminative herbs make the everyday process more comfortable. Daily Digestion is designed for exactly this, gentle enough for everyday use whether a dog eats kibble, raw, or home-cooked, and useful during transitions or stressful stretches.
In whole-herb, culinary amounts like the ones in this tonic, peppermint is a gentle, well-loved digestive herb, traditionally used to relax the muscles of the digestive tract and support gastric flow. Worth knowing: whole peppermint herb is a very different thing from concentrated peppermint essential oil, which is far stronger.
Daily Digestion is a natural favorite for sensitive stomachs, a certified organic blend of four carminative herbs that ease gas, bloating, and the discomfort that comes with food sensitivity. It is gentle enough for daily use and easy to give thanks to the naturally sweet base.
Daily Digestion is a simple four-herb tonic that makes everyday digestion more comfortable. It blends organic peppermint, ginger, fennel, and chamomile in a sweet, alcohol-free base, traditionally used to ease gas and bloating, settle a queasy stomach, support absorption, and freshen the breath from the inside out.
A proprietary blend of four certified organic herbs at 250mg per mL: peppermint, ginger root, fennel seed, and chamomile, in a base of distilled water and USP vegetable glycerine. It is alcohol-free, NASC certified, third-party tested, and made in the USA, with no fillers, dyes, or preservatives.
Give the weight-based amount on the label, either directly into the mouth or worked into the regular routine, as needed. Shake well first. For a car ride, give it ahead of travel rather than waiting. The naturally sweet base makes it easy for most dogs to accept.
They do different jobs, and plenty of dogs benefit from both. Daily Digestion works upstream on gas, bloating, queasiness, absorption, and breath. Colon Rescue works further down, coating and soothing the gut lining and supporting stool consistency, so it is the one to reach for when the trouble shows up in the poop.
Daily Digestion is gentle everyday support for gas, bloating, and digestive comfort, and it works alongside any diet plus probiotics and enzymes. If a digestive problem is persistent, or a dog is vomiting or having ongoing loose stools, that is one for a vet rather than a daily tonic.
The Clean, Natural Standard You Expect
For the gassy dog, the carsick dog, the food-transition week, or the dog whose kisses need help, this is a clean, certified-organic way to ease gas and bloating and support comfortable everyday digestion. Four whole herbs, alcohol-free, with no fillers at all.
The classic carminative quartet · Ginger for queasy stomachs and car rides · Fresher breath that starts in the gut · Works alongside any diet · NASC certified and third-party tested
Given daily or reached for on the hard days, it is a clean, natural, time-honored thing to keep on the shelf.
Good digestion is quiet, and you notice it most when it goes missing. This natural blend of peppermint, ginger, fennel, and chamomile delivers traditional carminative herbs to ease gas and bloating, settle a queasy stomach, and support comfortable everyday digestion, naturally.
