Generic Activated Charcoal Gel for Dogs, 2-Pack 30 mL Oral First-Aid Support

Generic PawUrgent activated charcoal gel is an animal-use-only oral first-aid formula designed to absorb some ingested toxins in dogs, supplied in a two-pack with 30 cc (30 mL) specified for the gel.

• Veterinarian-formulated activated charcoal gel — designed for rapid absorption of some harmful substances.
• Kaolin and pectin in the formula — intended to soothe the digestive tract.
• Shake-and-squeeze application — gives you an option to administer it directly or mix it with food or water.
• Non-GMO and gluten-free formula — provides those specific ingredient attributes.
• Made for animal use — adds a dedicated gel format to a dog’s first-aid supplies.

Dogs can encounter unsafe substances at home or outdoors, so this gel is designed for inclusion in a pet first-aid kit. It is intended as emergency support, not a replacement for veterinary care; contact a veterinarian or animal poison control hotline before use.

What is PawUrgent activated charcoal gel for?

It is designed to help absorb certain ingested toxins, including chocolate, grapes, human medications, and chemicals. The charcoal is intended to bind harmful substances so they can pass out in the dog’s stool. Its advertised toxin-absorption power is six times that of standard formulas.

• It is not effective for organic salts or heavy metals.
• Use only when the dog is alert, breathing normally, and able to swallow.

How do you give the gel to a dog?

Shake the gel, remove the cap, and squeeze it into the dog’s mouth, or mix it with food or water. Ask a veterinarian or poison control hotline before giving it, and do not use it in place of veterinary care.

• Administer by mouth; the formula is a gel rather than a loose powder.
• Black stools or diarrhea may occur, and the charcoal can stain surfaces.

What is in the formula, and what other uses are described?

The food-grade charcoal formula contains kaolin and pectin. These ingredients are intended to soothe the gastrointestinal tract and ease discomfort associated with gas and diarrhea. The gel can also be mixed with water for use on skin irritation or itching, for odor control, and for cleaning a dog’s teeth.

• The product is for animal use only.
• Its listed formula attributes include non-GMO and gluten-free.

PawUrgent is suited to dog owners who want an oral charcoal gel for an emergency kit and prefer a squeeze-on format that can also be mixed with food or water. It is intended for certain toxin exposures, not organic salts or heavy metals, and should be used with veterinary guidance. Its charcoal, kaolin, and pectin formula provides the product’s stated digestive-support and toxin-absorption purposes.