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• BINDS, DOES NOT CAUSE VOMITING: Activated charcoal works in the digestive tract by binding (adsorbing) unwanted substances so less is absorbed. It is not an emetic and will not make your pet vomit. It works best when given soon after an accidental ingestion, ideally within 1-2 hours and as directed by your veterinarian, so keep a tube at home, in the car and in your pet first aid kit.
• STEP 1: CALL YOUR VET OR ASPCA POISON CONTROL: If your pet swallows something it shouldn't, call your veterinarian or ASPCA Animal Poison Control (888-426-4435) first, then use this gel as they direct. It supports the body's natural response to accidental ingestion and complements, never replaces, professional veterinary care.
• MEASURED DOSING WITH A GRADUATED ORAL SYRINGE: Dose by your pet's body weight using the marked scale on the graduated oral syringe and the dosing chart on the package. Check your pet's weight today and note the dose, so you are not working it out in a hurry. Ready-to-use gel: no mixing, no powder mess.
• BLACK IS NORMAL, HERE IS HOW TO KEEP IT OFF FUR: Activated charcoal is naturally jet black. Give it somewhere easy to clean, point the tip away from faces when opening, and wipe your pet's muzzle with a damp cloth afterward. Gloves are recommended for light-coated pets.
• CHARCOAL + MONTMORILLONITE CLAY, TWO BINDERS IN ONE: Coconut shell activated charcoal is paired with montmorillonite, a natural mineral clay that adds a second binding layer in the gut and helps support normal stool consistency. Also contains vitamin C and biotin. Suitable for dogs and cats.