Durvet Activated Charcoal Gel for Multi-Species, 80 mL
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The Durvet Activated Charcoal Gel for Multi-Species is a ready-to-use, multi-species formula enhanced with electrolytes. It contains activated bone charcoal and attapulgite clay and is intended for use as an emergency first aid treatment in cases of accidental poisoning. This may include poisoning from insecticides, herbicides, organic chemicals, intestinal bacterial contaminants or grain overload. Research has demonstrated that activated charcoal can effectively counteract the effects of certain oral toxins. Coming in a convenient tube form, this livestock charcoal gel allows for proper, easy dosing.
- Multi-species label allows for use with a variety of animals
- Intended for use as an emergency treatment in case of accidental poisoning
- Convenient tubes ensure proper dosage
- Contains bone charcoal and attapulgite clay in the livestock charcoal gel
Bone charcoal, attapulgite clay, water, sodium chloride, potassium chloride, and polysorbate
For use in cattle, horses, calves, foals, sheep, goats, dogs and cats. Select the recommended feeding rate in the tubes and feed the animals orally allowing time to swallow.
Dogs & Cats: 1-3 mL per kg (2.2 lb.) body weight.Sheep & Goats: 1-3 mL per kg (2.2 lb.) of body weight.Adult Cattle & Horses: It is recommended to give up to 300 mL.Calves & Foals: It is recommended to give up to 80 mL.Repeat Activated Charcoal Gel feeding after 1 to 3 hours or as needed.
- Dogs & Cats: 1-3 mL per kg (2.2 lb.) body weight.
- Sheep & Goats: 1-3 mL per kg (2.2 lb.) of body weight.
- Adult Cattle & Horses: It is recommended to give up to 300 mL.
- Calves & Foals: It is recommended to give up to 80 mL.
- Repeat Activated Charcoal Gel feeding after 1 to 3 hours or as needed.
| Brand | Durvet |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
| Active Ingredients | Bone charcoal and attapulgite clay |
| Animal Life Stage | All Life Stages |
| Animal Type | Cattle, Cats, Foals, Goat, Horse, Dogs, Lamb, Goat Kids, Sheep, Calves, Livestock |
| Flavor | None |
| Manufacturer Brand | Durvet |
| Product Form | Paste |
| Size | 80 mL |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 124096 |
Q: Will cats throw up the gel?
9 days ago- A: Hi Jennifer, Activated charcoal is generally well tolerated, but the main side effect or complication is vomiting after administration with risk of aspiration. Other possible side effects include: Dehydration, Electrolyte abnormalities, Constipation, Diarrhea (if a cathartic was used) If your pet is on daily medication, ask your veterinarian if you need to adjust the dosing. In most cases, activated charcoal will also absorb oral medications. Often, your pet’s medications will need to be given at least two to four hours after they receive the charcoal or be temporarily switched to intravenous (IV) administration.8 days agoHelpful?
Q: How till it activate
a month ago- A: Hi Cass02! This gel is a ready-to-use formula that does not require activation. To use, select the recommended feeding rate on the tube and feed the animal orally, allowing time for them to swallow.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Is it safe to give to my 4 month old duck?
2 months ago- A: Hi Kim90: Please work with your local Vet, regarding vaccines and treatment options for your animal. This is not recommended to be used on a duck. Animal Type Cattle, Cats, Foals, Goat, Horse, Lamb, Dogs, Goat Kids, Sheep, Calves, Livestock2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Can this be given to dogs?
6 months ago- AI-assisted, Human-approvedA: Hi Neighbor- Yes, this gel is intended for use in dogs. Animal Type Cattle, Cats, Foals, Goat, Horse, Dogs, Goat Kids, Lamb, Sheep, Calves, Livestock.6 months agoHelpful?
Q&As
Q: Will cats throw up the gel?
9 days ago- A: Hi Jennifer, Activated charcoal is generally well tolerated, but the main side effect or complication is vomiting after administration with risk of aspiration. Other possible side effects include: Dehydration, Electrolyte abnormalities, Constipation, Diarrhea (if a cathartic was used) If your pet is on daily medication, ask your veterinarian if you need to adjust the dosing. In most cases, activated charcoal will also absorb oral medications. Often, your pet’s medications will need to be given at least two to four hours after they receive the charcoal or be temporarily switched to intravenous (IV) administration.8 days agoHelpful?
Q: How till it activate
a month ago- A: Hi Cass02! This gel is a ready-to-use formula that does not require activation. To use, select the recommended feeding rate on the tube and feed the animal orally, allowing time for them to swallow.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Is it safe to give to my 4 month old duck?
2 months ago- A: Hi Kim90: Please work with your local Vet, regarding vaccines and treatment options for your animal. This is not recommended to be used on a duck. Animal Type Cattle, Cats, Foals, Goat, Horse, Lamb, Dogs, Goat Kids, Sheep, Calves, Livestock2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Can this be given to dogs?
6 months ago- AI-assisted, Human-approvedA: Hi Neighbor- Yes, this gel is intended for use in dogs. Animal Type Cattle, Cats, Foals, Goat, Horse, Dogs, Goat Kids, Lamb, Sheep, Calves, Livestock.6 months agoHelpful?
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Durvet Activated Charcoal Gel for Multi-Species
Yes, I recommend this product.