Activated Charcoal Gel 60ml EZ Dose Bottle (1-Pack) Pet Emergency First Aid Poison Antidote Treatment
$18.99
Price: $18.99
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Activated charcoal is considered to be a universal antidote to most ingested poisonings (not including organic salts and heavy metals). The gel was formulated by a veterinarian to make it easier for pet owners to dose and give to their pet in an emergency. The gel adsorbs toxins and protects and soothes the GI tract. This activated charcoal gel is the perfect addition to your pet emergency first aid kit! Get peace of mind knowing you are prepared for those times your pet seems to get into everything! This is also a great gift idea for your friends and family with pets. This product is not a substitute for veterinary care. First, call your veterinarian or animal poison control hotline to assess whether your pet can be given the activated charcoal or if vomiting should be induced instead. However, if no other information is available, the gel may be given orally as soon as toxin ingestion is suspected. Pet should follow up with a veterinarian as soon as possible for further evaluation and treatment as this product is not a substitute for veterinary treatment. Pet should be awake, breathing normally, and able to swallow normally for product to be given. Product may also be mixed with food if needed or given with an oral syringe. Activated charcoal may cause stools to be black or cause diarrhea for several hours after use. May cause staining of clothes, rugs, plastics, etc. Keep out of reach of children and keep at room temperature.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 1.3 x 1.3 x 5.12 inches; 2.89 ounces
Item model number : sample_sku_18983
Date First Available : May 2, 2023
Manufacturer : Fetch A Vet
ASIN : B0C42CXR6M
Country of Origin : USA
Universal oral antidote for adsorbing most ingested poisons – needed in your pet first aid kit
Food grade activated charcoal gel made in USA – adsorbs toxins, protects and soothes the GI tract
Concentrated Gel – Veterinarian formulated to be easy to use with a smaller volume
Stay calm in an emergency – EZ Dose Bottle ready to go without figuring out how much to give
Easy to give your pet – just take off the tip and squeeze right into your pet’s mouth
Customers say
Customers find the activated charcoal easy to use and dispense. They say it’s a great addition to dog first aid kits and helps absorb poisons without harming pets. The product is described as handy and of good quality.
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Little Ms Retail –
BUY IT AND KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE ALWAYS
Idk how i couldnât come back and write a review after this stuff literally saved my dogs life . She was sick not eating throwing up and on her last few moments crying hysterically because the vet service are too expensive . i believe it was parvo from eating poo . Either way i order this while she was sick after receiving it and gave it to her immediately and also thereâs a calcium tube i ordered which helps with the process also and after a few hours of giving her doses she started to drink more water on her own . Even if your pup doesnât want to eat it FOCE IT . Even if you have to pry theyâre mouth open and squeeze some in DO IT because theyâll lick and eventually swallow it . and eventually you could tell she was getting g back to herself and hungry. After feeding her some normal rice and chicken boiled she started regaining her normal self and eating her weight back up. Iâm so happy i saved her life because i lost her mom due to similar symptoms and also post birth complications and i didnât know about this because the vets cost too much for care for her and after finding info on this charcoal stuff on tiktok theyâll charge you hundreds to administer this same charcoal to your dog . I wish i couldâve saved her mom with this stuff if only i knew sooner because i had her for 5 years but im glad i was able to save my baby Minnie . I recommend keeping this on hand if you have pups . This is also good is they ate something poisonous or something they shouldâve have . Not including objects , i would recommend a vet for that but anything else like liquids because this stuff kinda absorbs the posion and itâs harmless for the pup
Ben –
A must have
If you leave in a home with a patio and there are bullfrogs, you must have this always handy. This activated charcoal saved my dogâs life. She was playing with a bull frog and her mouth was full of foam. We was the mouth and gave her the activated charcoal as a first aid and rush her to the vet. The vet told us that we saved her life because the activated charcoal impaired the effectiveness of the Bullfrogâs poison. Remember this does not prevent you from taking your love one to the vet but it is a first aid measure that will give your pet the added time to get there.
Windkissed –
Nice to have on hand.
We’ve got dogs. Dogs can get into things. Always smart to be prepared. There’s easy to read dosage increments. Thankfully we haven’t had to use it yet.
Brittany Martin –
great product
great product! it came super fast too!!!!!
John D. Pilla –
Very easy to properly dose.
Hope never to have to use, however we have a 13 yr old grandson here a lot and he forgets, so it’s inevitable to maybe have to use it. Looks like it’s very easy to use and properly dose
Zoey –
My dog ate oleander leaves and this product saved his life
My dog ate dry oleander leaves and this product saved his life. Thank god I had this product. I was shaking but it was so easy to just squeeze in his mouth.
Willows –
Keeping in first aid kit for dogs for emergency toxic poison antidote..
Found out that Raisins and grapes can be extremely toxic to some dogs. Activated charcoal will help as an immediate antidote.
DalmatianMom88 –
Great to have
I bought this in case of an emergency. We live an hour away from the closest vet so this would save me time til I could get one of my dogs there in case they eat anything poisonous.