Activated Charcoal Powder Food Grade – Made from sustainable hardwood, our activated charcoal is certified all-natural food grade, vegan, and gluten-free. It is safe to eat for dogs, cats, birds, horses, cows, pigs, sheep, birds, and other animals, and it is also safe for pregnant and lactating animals
Magic Antidote – Animals love to explore the world with their mouths, chewing on the things in their lives. Their adventures are always unexpected. Dogs and cats often get sick from eating chocolate, raisins, ibuprofen, human prescription drugs, and harmful substances. Whether it is outdoor training, boarding, or rescue, every owner should use activated charcoal as an essential item in the pet first aid kit (dog emergency kit), it can save the precious life of small animals at critical moments
Natural Digestive Aid – Activated carbon has an amazing ability to absorb various chemicals, the powder is delicate and odorless, easier to absorb and digest than charcoal pills, capsules, or tablets, active carbon absorbs chemicals or toxic substances like a super sponge, and passes them out through feces Toxins in the body. It can help animals reduce bloating and gas, and relieve diarrhea and indigestion problems
Wide Range Of Uses – You can use it with pet toothpaste, or use a toothbrush to help our pets brush their teeth, and keep their mouth fresh and their teeth healthy. Activated charcoal powder is mixed with a small amount of water and applied lightly to the animal’s injured area to relieve pain and itching, and to eliminate odors from the animal. It is also suitable for activated carbon aquariums, which can absorb impurities and purify water quality
Easy To Take Orally – Mixed into your pet’s favorite feed, canned wet food, and taken with water are all good ways to eat. When the pet is unwilling to eat, it can be used with our syringe to feed the pet conveniently, so as to calm the animal’s uneasy and uncomfortable emotions. We insist on repaying your trust in us with safe and high-quality ingredients and serving pet health as the first criterion
