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Liqui-Char Vet Activated Charcoal Gel
- For use as an emergency treatment in cases of accidental poisoning.
- Dosed and labeled for multi-species use.
- 80 mL Tube: Includes a built-in Dial-A-Dose plunger for easy, accurate oral administration.
- 300 mL Tube: Does not include a plunger and requires a standard dispensing/applicator gun for proper administration.
- Please Note: A dispensing gun is sold separately and is required to use the 300 mL tube.
Price: $9.89
$8.90 -10% future orders
$8.90 -10% future orders
$8.90 -10% future orders
$8.90 -10% future orders
$8.90 -10% future orders
$8.90 -10% future orders
$8.90 -10% future orders
$8.90 -10% future orders
Description
V.E.T. Pharmaceuticals Liqui-Char Vet contains Activated Bone Charcoal and Attapulgite Clay enhanced with electrolytes 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.Inactive Ingredients
Water, Sodium chloride
(35 mg/mL), Potassium chloride (35 mg/mL),
and Polysorbate.
Active Ingredients
Bone Charcoal 100 mg/mL
Attapulgite Clay 200 mg/mL
Dosage and Administration
Dogs & Cats: 1-3 mL per kg (2.2 lb.) body weight.
Sheep & Goats: 1-3 mL per kg (2.2 lb.) 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. 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. For the 300 mL tube each click in a standard gel/paste applicator gun provides @ 5 mL of product. A full pull (3 clicks) provides @ 15 mL.
A stomach tube should be used in animals unable to swallow. If conditions do not improve, consult your veterinarian. Depending on the condition of the animal, supportive therapy such as parenteral fluids and injectable antidotes should be used along with Activated Charcoal Gel for efficient recovery. May not be very effective in the treatment of heavy metal poisoning like lead, arsenic, mercury, etc.
