Hardwood Activated Charcoal for Animals

Source material: Hardwood

Form: Powder

Origin: USA

Available sizes: 2 oz · 4 oz · 8 oz · 16 oz

A must have in the goat emergency kit — and the kind of thing you want to have on hand before you need it. Activated charcoal works by binding toxins in the digestive tract before they can be absorbed, making it one of the most critical first-response tools for poisoning, bloat, and toxic plant ingestion. Made from US-sourced hardwood for high adsorption capacity.

Why goat keepers keep activated charcoal on hand:

• First-line emergency response for suspected poisoning or toxic plant ingestion
• Binds toxins in the gut before they enter the bloodstream
• Supports relief during acute digestive distress, bloat, and enterotoxemia symptoms
• Hardwood-sourced for maximum surface area and adsorption capacity
• Essential for kidding kits, barn first aid stations, and travel emergency supplies

Suggested use — EMERGENCY: Mix 1 tablespoon for miniature goats and 2 tablespoons per standard goat with water to create a slurry. Can dose as high as 1 tablespoon per 20 pounds bod weight. Administer orally via drench syringe as quickly as possible after suspected ingestion of a toxic substance. Repeat in 2–4 hours if needed. This is an emergency intervention — contact your veterinarian immediately.

Suggested use — GENERAL SUPPORT: A small pinch (⅛ tsp) can be mixed into feed occasionally to support general digestive binding, but activated charcoal is primarily an emergency tool, not a daily supplement. It binds indiscriminately — including nutrients and medications — so routine use is not recommended.

Hardwood activated charcoal powder. No fillers, additives, or artificial ingredients. Packaged in FDA/USDA compliant food-grade resealable zipper bags. Made in the USA.