Pet Guard Activated Charcoal Gel

Rapid Response Formula for Dogs & Cats

A ready-to-use oral gel for emergency first-aid support when accidental ingestion of unwanted substances is suspected. Activated charcoal and kaolin clay help bind materials in the gastrointestinal tract before absorption. 60 mL precision syringe, chicken flavored, for pets up to 100 lbs per tube.

Pet Guard Activated Charcoal Gel, 60 mL oral syringe and packaging
If you're in an active emergency

Call your veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 immediately for toxin-specific guidance. This product is a first-response measure, not a substitute for veterinary care.

Dosage by weight

Recommended dose: 0.5 to 0.85 mL per pound of body weight. The twist-dial on the syringe sets the amount.

Weight Dose Pet size
Under 15 lbs5 to 10 mLSmall dog or cat
15 to 40 lbs10 to 25 mLMedium dog
40 to 75 lbs25 to 40 mLLarge dog
75+ lbs35 to 50+ mLExtra-large dog

Dosages are based on veterinary-referenced emergency guidelines of 200 to 500 mg of activated charcoal per kilogram of body weight, adjusted for this product's concentration.

How to administer

  1. Remove cap from syringe tip.
  2. Rotate twist-dial to set the required amount based on your pet's weight.
  3. Place syringe tip into the side of the mouth and slowly depress plunger, allowing time to swallow.
  4. Provide access to fresh water afterward. Replace cap.

When not to use

If your pet's condition worsens or fails to improve, seek emergency veterinary care.

Ingredients

Active ingredients (per mL) Coconut shell activated charcoal: 267 mg
Kaolin clay: 267 mg
Inactive ingredients (per mL) Water, glycerin, xanthan gum, polysorbate, electrolyte blend (sodium chloride 35 mg, potassium chloride 35 mg).

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For animal use only. Keep out of reach of children. This product is intended as an emergency first-aid measure and is not a substitute for professional veterinary treatment. Always consult a veterinarian or animal poison control center for specific guidance based on the substance ingested and your pet's condition.