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Product Description
Multiple Uses
- Poisoned
- Bloating
- Diarrhea
- To odor
- Teeth whitening
- Relieve wound pain and itching
Activated Charcoal for Dogs Emergency
Why choose us?
Keep charcoal activated with you - this is just one item you should have in your pet's first aid kit. No matter what your pet does, it can help it when needed.
- Our products stand out for their use of all-natural hardwood ingredients, boasting certifications for food safety, non-GMO, and gluten-free properties, ensuring both safety and effectiveness.
- In times of pet medical emergencies when reaching a vet may be impossible, activated charcoal powder for pets can serve as lifesavers for your beloved furry companions during those critical moments.
- Activated charcoal powder for dogs is finely textured and odorless. It includes a 5g teaspoon and a 10ml needle feeder for quicker and more efficient pet absorption and digestion.
Charcoal powder efficacy for pets relies on the timing and toxin type ingested. Vet consultation for proper dosage is key. Use within an hour of ingestion to cut absorption by 75%.
Dosage: 1 teaspoon (5g) per 15 pounds of pet weight, 2-3 times daily until recovery. If symptoms persist, contact your vet. Handle carefully; the powder is fine and spreads easily.
Please note: Dog charcoal for detox is not effective at absorbing inorganic toxins such as ammonia, fluoride, cyanide, iodide, and sodium chloride. It is also ineffective against heavy metals such as arsenic and copper, corrosive and caustic acids, petroleum products, and small polar molecules such as alcohol and metaldehyde.
JD
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
I ordered this as part of my dog first aid kit. Thank goodness iI have not had a need for it.
Lidismary echemendia
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
I believe the instructions are lacking important information. Specifically, what are the recommended time intervals for administering each syringe? The manual provides the amount in grams but does not specify how often it should be given. There are many aspects of the manual that could be improved. As for the charcoal itself, it works fine—it's just charcoal, so there's not much to it.
Susan Mullaney
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2024
This is a must have for Emergency kits for dogs. Haven’t needed to use, Thank God.
nellie jenkins
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
kitty had abrasion on his tummy....couldn't get him to vet so put a bit of dry charcoal on the spot. he didn't like that a bit...........later put a tiny bit more dry charcoal powder on site and the next day, site healed over. unbelievable...........but saw it happen. gotta get the book read. talked with a lady at organic garden center, she said she keeps the activated charcoal on hand at all times, gives it to her "little ones" any time they eat a toxic leaf or other disagreeable thing. and they are all very healthy. investigate it. good for humans and nonhumans...........
Tamara Windham
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
I give this to my dog when she has an gi distress. It works great. It can also be used if my dog ever gets into any poison. Fortunately so far so good.
Alea
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
This product clearly has more than one use! It is great to keep around your household if ever an animal did get into something they should not get into! But this product also helps with gut issues! The very first time I use this on my male dog for his tummy issues I cannot tell you how well this worked for him! I would absolutely purchase this again and I highly recommend!
Amanda
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024
Our dog has terrible luck. Ingesting things, skunk, porcupine, CCL, animal trap on his foot you name it. I ordered these for his doggy first aid kit and actually had to use it the other day to get ahead of any ill effects from eating a whole loaf of garlic bread. It was easy to use, and he actually took it well as it was essentially tasteless and I could squirt it between his clenched teeth. Highly recommend for any ingestion prevention!
Toni C
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
I used the liquid charcoal when my dog had a reaction to Medicine and I could not reach my vet. My vet agreed it was probably a good idea and may have saved her life from the bad side effect of the medication.
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