Activated Charcoal Gel for Dogs for Poisoning, 100 ml Dog First Aid Activated Charcoal, Quickly Absorbs Toxins Ready Rescue for Dogs， Supports Diarrhea & Gas Relief

Works great when my dog has ingested something that is not good for her stomach.

Thankfully, I have not had to use this, but it eases my mind to have it in the medicine chest. I have dachshunds. Their sweet noses sweep back and forth on the floor like metal detectors and they love to learn about everything by tasting it!

My dog ate some oleander leaves, we gave him this and he bounced back quickly. It was very scary but we were told it is one of the first things many vets use. We have used it since for other mishaps and just having it on hand for potential problems is a stress relief.

Easy to administer and no mixing required—perfect for an emergency when you need it most. Luckily, we haven’t had to use it, but we’re very thankful to have it in our emergency kit.

It does what it’s supposed to do when Fido eats that poisonous (to dogs) raisin bread. Be aware if it sits a while, the charcoal will settle to the bottom and get lumpy, then won’t squeeze through the nozzle. This isn’t a product fault but the nature of the ingredients. Don't be fooled by the narrow “squirt nozzle” on top because those charcoal lumps won’t squeeze through it, (unless you used it right after purchase). Just unscrew the cap and stir it as shaking it alone won’t work to remix the stuff while you’re freaked out about Fido’s kidneys, (or ticked off your fresh raisin bread is gone). Or shake it every few days if you’re into that sort of thing. Also, it’s best to buy BEFORE you need it: not a single store or pharmacy in our area stocked it, (their “activated charcoal” was tiny dose capsule form for those that want to clean their stomachs or whatever, but won’t work for emergencies when you want toxin binding NOW. This stuff does.

I purchased this for my daughter dogs a little just in case .I’m glad I did because she needed it one day

This is a MUST have when you’re a dog mom!! It has been a great “medicine “ for my dog’s belly ! When I noticed a soft bowel that’s the perfect time to use it .. next day ! They’re PERFECT again !

My dog got into something that he shouldn’t and now I am keeping this on hand for future emergencies! The first 30 minutes after encountering a toxin are crucial. Every owner with a curious or less-than-obedient pup should have charcoal on-hand if your dog is ever foraging off-leash. Powders are more cost-efficient if you anticipate needing multiple uses, but I wanted a less messy, no-mix emergency option. I was considering buying a similar brand, but if you have a large dog, you need 100 mL (like this product) or larger.