A dog that's picked up the habit of eating grass or has loose stools that come and go is often managed with trial and error long before it ever needs a vet's attention, which is the gap this kind of supplement sits in.

Digestox is a 20% herbal mixture of ground peppermint, fennel, anise and chamomile, combined with Bentonite Montmorillonite (E558) as a clay-based binding agent. Crude protein sits at 2.04%, crude fat at 1.69%, crude fibre at 2.33% and crude ash at 75.10%, reflecting the clay's dominant share of the formula. AniForte's guidance for a 10kg dog is 2g daily (one measuring spoon), mixed with water and added to food over the course of a day, given for a course of 6-8 weeks.

• 20% herbal mixture: peppermint, fennel, anise, chamomile
• Bentonite Montmorillonite (E558) clay as the main ingredient
• Crude ash 75.10%, crude protein 2.04%, crude fat 1.69%, crude fibre 2.33%
• AniForte's guidance: 2g daily for a 10kg dog, one measuring spoon
• Suggested course length: 6-8 weeks
• 500G tub

One thing worth knowing. Because the clay works by binding substances in the gut, AniForte specifically say to give it 1-2 hours away from any medication, so it doesn't bind that instead. If your dog is on regular medication or the digestive issue is ongoing or severe, check with a vet before starting a course rather than relying on this alone.

Who it's for: owners of a dog with mild, occasional digestive upset or a tendency to eat grass, wanting a course-based clay and herb supplement rather than a one-off remedy.