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Diarrhea Again? Here's Exactly What to Do in the First 48 Hours 💩

My Emergency Diarrhea Guide gives you step-by-step food, herb and hydration tools for dogs and cats, plus the red flags that mean "go now," so you can stop scrolling forums and start helping your pet tonight.

  • Start with the quick-start pages. Save the deeper reading for later.
  • Begin with simple foods and gentle remedies. You don't need to buy every product in the guide.
  • Know right away which signs mean your vet needs to see your pet today.
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Concerned your pet needs urgent care? Contact your veterinarian first. This guide cannot assess your pet or rule out an emergency. Severe or worsening symptoms, repeated vomiting, marked weakness, a painful abdomen, suspected toxin exposure, or blood or black stool need prompt veterinary advice.

What You Do in the First 48 Hours Matters More Than You Think

Pet diarrhea is one of the most common things I see. It's also one of the most googled.

Here's how it usually goes. Your dog asks to go out for the third time in an hour. Or you find a surprise next to the litter box.

Now you're on the couch with your phone, deep in a Facebook group. One person swears by pumpkin. Another says probiotics. Someone else says get to the emergency vet right now. 😩

Meanwhile, your pet still feels awful and you still don't know what to put in the food bowl.

And when that midnight scroll ends with a panicked ER trip, you can walk out with strong antibiotics for what might have been a mild upset. Those can be tough on the very gut you're trying to settle.

Here's the part that might surprise you. This guide is the same protocol I use with my own patients in my Blueprint membership. Many of their pets got through a flare at home with food and gentle natural remedies, and skipped the strong antibiotics entirely.

Now I've put that protocol into one guide you can keep on your phone. It tells you what to feed, which natural tools to try, and when your pet needs the vet today.

Are You Sick Of...

  • Standing at the fridge at midnight, googling "can dogs eat pumpkin"
  • Scrolling forums where every answer contradicts the last one
  • Staring at the yard wondering if this poop is "watch it" bad or "call the vet" bad
  • Rushing to the emergency vet for what turns out to be a mild upset
  • Getting handed antibiotics as the first answer, every single time
  • Scrubbing the carpet (again) while you wait to see if things get better on their own

Here's What Happens When Pet Parents Stop Guessing

Experiences from Dr. Katie's broader gut-health education programs. The $27 guide does not include individual support.

"I just wanted to share an update and appreciation for what I learned in the Gut Health program. I took him home and put him on bone broth, rice congee, and herbs and supplements learned in your class. And I'm happy to report that a month later, he no longer has any diarrhea and is gaining weight! I couldn't have helped him without the knowledge and confidence I learned in the Gut Health program!"

~Sarah

"Buddy has been dealing with gut and nervous system issues for YEARS! LG got super sick after eating prairie dog poop and got really close to not making it a few months back. They are both DOING AMAZING! Thanks to the course, the emergency guides, Dr. Katie Woodley not making me feel like I'm a crazy person by trying to help them in unconventional ways but supporting me- we are so at ease and doing wonderfully. Buddy even lets LG near him now. That would be impossible before. Buddy's digestion is the best it's ever been. You can tell he's so much more comfortable. It took a lot of time and I'm so glad we went this route. Still improvements to make for sure, but I'm so pleased to learn real health for our beloved pups."

~Vanessa

Your First 48 Hours, Sorted

  1. 01
    Open the quick-start pages. Get the first steps in minutes, even when you're tired and stressed.
  2. 02
    Check the red flags. Know right away if this is a "call your vet" moment.
  3. 03
    Fill the bowl with confidence. Use simple cooked food options and short-term meal guidance for dogs and cats.
  4. 04
    Add gentle gut support. Try natural herbal remedies, with usage guidance.
  5. 05
    Watch, hydrate and rebuild. Use the stool decoder and recovery checklist to help the gut get back to normal.

Here's What's Inside 🎁

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  • First-48-Hours Quick-Start Protocol: the cheat sheet to start with
  • What to Feed: cooked food options, feeding tips and short-term meal guidance for dogs and cats
  • Natural Gut Support: easy to follow and find natural herbal remedies
  • My Acute Diarrhea Relief Tea Recipe
  • Supplement and Product Guidance: binders, probiotics, enteric support and fiber, with usage guidance
  • Hydration and Supplies List: broth and electrolyte options, plus tools to keep on hand
  • Stool Decoder and Recovery Checklist: what to watch, signs that need your vet and gentle rebuilding after a flare

Everything You Need to Get Through a Flare, All in One Place

Food, natural remedies and safety signs, organized by a vet so you can find what you need fast.

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Herbs, supplements, food and supplies are purchased separately. Start simply. You don't need everything at once.

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Hi, I'm Dr. Katie 👋

I'm an integrative veterinarian with 16 years of experience and the founder of The Natural Pet Doctor. I'm certified in acupuncture, hold a Graduate Diploma in Chinese Herbal Medicine, and trained in natural nutrition and Chinese food therapy. I also teach other vets how to use these tools at conferences.

My approach is simple. Start with food and gentle natural remedies, and bring in conventional meds only when they're needed. This guide is the protocol I walk my own members through, and I'm so excited to put it in your hands.

Dr. Katie Woodley, BVSc, cVMA, GDVCHM, CVNN

Even More Pets Feeling Better

From a pet parent who learned to support their pet's gut naturally with me.

"I am a dog and cat mom of 3 dogs and 2 cats. The Better Gut Health program gave me the roadmap I needed along with individual support to get her to optimal health. I'm so thankful to have been able to learn from a vet that is incredibly knowledgeable, empowering, and holistically minded!"

~Jaclin

Experiences from Dr. Katie's broader gut-health education programs. The $27 guide does not include individual support.

Is This Guide Right for You?

It's a great fit if you:

  • Have a dog or cat with a sudden, mild tummy upset who is otherwise healthy
  • Want to try gentle, natural options before reaching for harsh meds
  • Panic a little (or a lot) when your pet gets sick and want clear steps to follow
  • Want a plan saved and ready before diarrhea strikes on the next holiday weekend

It's not the right fit if:

  • Your pet has severe or worsening symptoms, blood or black stool, repeated vomiting, a painful belly or may have eaten something toxic. Please call your vet now. 🚨
  • Your pet keeps having diarrhea again and again. That needs a proper workup to find the cause.
  • You want a diagnosis or personal advice from me. This guide is educational and doesn't include a consult.

Get Your Plan Before the Next Upset Hits

Diarrhea loves a holiday weekend and overnight. Have the guide saved on your phone so you know what to do the minute it starts.

Your Emergency Diarrhea Guide Includes

  • First-48-Hours Quick-Start Protocol
  • What to feed dogs and cats during a flare
  • Natural gut support herbs, plus my diarrhea relief tea recipe
  • Supplement and product guidance with usage notes
  • Hydration and supplies list
  • Stool decoder and recovery checklist
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Your Questions, Answered

It's a digital PDF delivered through Kajabi. There's no shipping.

After purchase, check your email for access to your guide. Download the PDF and save it somewhere easy to find.

Both. Individual recommendations should always be discussed with your veterinarian.

Nope. The guide encourages you to start simply. The $27 is for the guide only. Herbs, supplements, food and supplies are purchased separately.

Yes. You get named herbal and supplement options, product recommendations, preparation instructions, usage guidance and a diarrhea relief tea recipe. These are general educational references, not an individual prescription. Natural products can have contraindications or interact with medications, so check suitability with your vet.

Yes, it can. The recommendations are made with picky cats in mind. Dr. Katie knows this first hand, because she's owned by her three black cats.

Yes. The recommended remedies are chosen for their safety, but we always recommend getting guidance from your vet who is managing your pet's care.

No. The guide can't tell you what's causing your pet's diarrhea or whether it's safe to manage at home. But if your pet is bright and alert, you can try the remedies listed. Contact your vet, especially if symptoms are severe, getting worse, lasting or keep coming back.

Recurring diarrhea needs a vet workup. This guide is a reference for episodes of digestive upset and doesn't replace looking for the underlying cause.

No. This is general educational material. It doesn't include individual veterinary advice, a diagnosis, treatment or a veterinarian-client-patient relationship.

It's an optional $20 eBook add-on. The Emergency Diarrhea Guide helps with what's happening today. The wellness guide helps you improve your pet's nutrition, reduce everyday environmental stressors, make informed wellness decisions and support a longer, healthier life.

All sales are final because the guide is delivered right away. If you have trouble accessing it, contact us and we'll help.

Email us at [email protected] for help accessing your guide. For medical questions about your pet, contact your veterinarian.

Imagine If...

Imagine the next time your pet's tummy acts up, you open your guide, check the red flags and know exactly what to put in the bowl before your coffee gets cold. No forum spiral and no midnight guessing, just a calm plan and a pet on the mend. 💚

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