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Information about our products and what they're made of.

Guide: Which products are right for my dog and cat?

This is our #1 question.  Here is what you need to know about what to feed your dog how much.  Let's go!. 🐈 RE: Cats: Most of this does not apply to cats because Youthful Grasses & Sprouts is our only product made for cats. Summary:. When you read t

Gussy's Gut Boost™

Curious what Gussy's Gut Boost™ is made of? Read it here!

Youthful Grasses & Sprouts (YGS)

We're excited to offer 7 unique ingredients to the Gussy's Gut offering.  These are 4 grasses and 4 sprouts picked at the peak of life for their growth factors. Organic Wheatgrass, Organics Alfalfa Grass, Organic Barley Grass, Organic Oat Grass, Orga

Gussy's GutAbles

FROM THE FINEST RANCH, FARMS, AND BEES. Every ingredient in GutAbles come from the cleanest sources on the planet for the benefit of your dog.

Sourcing

With countless "labels" and certifications available, we’ve evaluated them all—and found that none hold us to a standard higher than the one we’ve set for ourselves. At Gussy’s Gut, we’ve established the most rigorous standards for organic, human-gra

Compare Our Products

The difference between Boost™ and Youthful Grasses and Sprouts (YGS) is clear. Boost™ offers much more support. Generally speaking, we recommend using it for your first 90 days here at Gussy’s Gut. After that we recommend moving to YGS. We recommend

Whole complex foods vs. Synthetic supplements

If you're trying to count nutrients or you are looking for mg doses of nutrients - this is for you.

Nutrient Analysis

Please find our nutrient analysis results below for each of our products. NOTE: These numbers are listed as a percentage per teaspoon. Remember, dose matters. For example, with our pancreatitis dogs, the fat content you see below is the percentage of

Grasses are not Grains

In botanical terms, "grass" refers to plants in the Poaceae family, which includes species like wheat, barley, oats, and rice. These plants start as grass in their early growth stages—leafy, green, and not yet producing seeds. They become a "grains"