Activated Charcoal Gel 60ml EZ Dose Bottle (1-Pack) Pet Emergency First Aid Poison Antidote Treatment

It works really well if you dog has eaten some poisonous as in rap poison or slugs. Charcoal does not harm them. It removes all poison something. You must continue for at least seven days but it works.most important if they’ve eaten rat poison they must go to the vet

Easy to use. Handy pocket size, ideal to keep in your vets medical box.

Worked very well on my elderly German shepherd when she ate something while out on a walk. Worked fast

Cats seem tp like it and they are happy amd their poop doesnt smell as bad.

Utterly amazing product

Ray to use with instructions on dosage available on the bottle

An amazing product to have in any home pet first aid kit. I have a little puppy and he gets into everything and tries to eat everything. It’s great to have a product like this ready to go in case my pup gets into anything he shouldn’t have. It’s not a permanent fix and doesn’t replace a vet visit, but it could buy you precious time on the way to an emergency visit. A small tube goes a long way and the tip makes it easy to use and administer straight into your pet’s mouth.

Essential to keep this in stock in case of emergencies. Gives me peace of mind.

Great product to have on hand just in case , and easy to administer as Charcoal products are messy. Had to give to one of my dogs as I suspected they got into something. Helped him get everything out.

Worth it

I keep this in my arsenal of first aid for pets that can be taken care of at home and it worked well when my dog ate chocolate. This does not replace the expert care of a vet for a pet that is truly in danger. I bought this preemptively after I had to come home early from a trip when my dog sitter called me from the vet because my youngest dog had gotten into silica beads. I SWEAR… he is on a mission to find and eat every toxic thing he can! I can’t keep houseplants anymore because he’ll find a way to nibble them, no matter how high off the ground they are. More recently, I had brought four pieces of 70% dark chocolate caramels to bring to a girls’ night and placed them on the counter. While I was getting changed, I heard a little crinkling and KNEW that my older, taller dog had managed to stretch his little body (both dogs are Cavalier King Charles Spaniels) and get his tiny mouth on them. I ran from my room to find him licking his lips and getting ready to eat the last two. I remembered this charcoal in my home first aid kit and was a little worried about getting it into him without a syringe. I ended up mixing it as a quick marinade with some of his dehydrated food, and he happily swallowed it down. Happy to report that it kept him from vomiting or having diarrhea, and it worked its way out of his system in a day in black stool that was normal in shape and consistency! I honestly hope that I don't have to use this often, but it provides me with a sense of security just in case my mischievous fur-iends pull a fast one on me!

I bought this for emergencies with my pets. Luckily I have not had to use it. Small convenient size and is perfect to keep on hand.

This product is the same thing emergency vets will give to your pet if poisoning is suspected. This can save their life if administered quickly. My cat chews anything and everything. I wouldn't be without this.