Adored Beast Leaky Gut Protocol - 5 Product Set

Most pets do not need the Leaky Gut Protocol for life. Many see full symptom relief after one complete kit. Pets with deeper or long-standing gut issues may benefit from ongoing support or multiple rounds, as long as you continue to see improvement. If progress slows or symptoms return, it can help to switch to the Yeasty Beast Protocol and then return to the Leaky Gut Protocol. Once your pet has fully improved, doing the Leaky Gut Protocol once a year is a great way to keep the gut strong and balanced.

No, you should not stop allergy medications such as Apoquel or Atopica abruptly. These drugs may continue to place stress on the gut, but they must be reduced slowly and safely to avoid shocking the body. If you’re hoping to transition away from allergy medications, always work with your veterinarian to confirm compatibility, determine whether weaning is appropriate, and create a gradual tapering plan that supports your pet’s overall health and gut recovery.

Results can vary from pet to pet. Improvements depend on how long the issue has been present, how much medication your pet has been on, and whether they’re supported with fresh, nutritious food instead of processed diets. Some pets show changes in as little as one week, while others may take about a month to noticeably improve.

Improvements can show up in many different ways because the gut influences the entire body. Positive changes may include more energy, deeper and more relaxed sleep, reduced anxiety, less joint pain, less scratching, faster healing, a happier mood, a healthier coat, cleaner ears, fewer reverse sneezes, better-quality stools, and more balanced weight. It’s also normal to see improvements in overall well-being before skin issues change. If your pet seems brighter, more comfortable, calmer, or more social while the skin remains the same, this is often a good sign that deeper healing is happening internally. Skin improvements may appear later as the gut continues to recover — think of it as healing from the inside out.

Yes, if your pet has a significant yeast overgrowth, a rapid die-off or detox reaction can sometimes cause symptoms to appear worse at first. If this happens, it’s best to switch to the Yeasty Beast Protocol and then return to the Leaky Gut Protocol once things have settled, so the body can continue healing more comfortably.

If your dog has ever been diagnosed with yeast in the ears or on the skin, that’s a strong sign to begin with the Yeasty Beast Protocol. A noticeable yeasty smell—often compared to dirty socks or old cheese—is another clear indicator. Because yeast can be very damaging to the gut, most dogs with yeast overgrowth will also benefit from following with the Leaky Gut Protocol to help heal the underlying gut trauma once the yeast is addressed.

Yes, it’s completely normal for some items in the Leaky Gut Protocol to run out before others. The powders are dosed by body weight, while the tinctures and homeopathics are not, so they empty at different rates. Most people simply continue using each product until it’s finished.

It’s completely normal to have extra Rebalancer left. The powders are dosed by body weight, while the tinctures and homeopathics are not, so they don’t run out at the same time. Most people simply finish each product as they run out and don’t need to purchase anything additional.

The safest way to give Gut Soothe with medications is to offer it 1–2 hours after your pet’s dose. The herbal mucilage in ingredients like marshmallow root and slippery elm can briefly coat the digestive tract, which may affect how medications or nutrients are absorbed. If you want extra spacing, you can also give Gut Soothe in bone broth or kefir, separate from medications.