Vetanica PawMergency – Activated Charcoal First Aid Kit for Pets (2-Pack)

Vetanica PawMergency is a ready-to-use activated charcoal solution designed for quick, practical toxin binding in dogs, cats, and other small pets. This two-pack kit fits neatly in a kitchen drawer, car console, or travel bag, so you can be prepared for curious moments or accidental exposures wherever life takes you.

Each 30 mL tube comes pre-mixed for easy administration. You can apply directly into your pet’s mouth or mix with a small amount of food—no powders, no pills, no mess. The design aims to ease a potentially tense moment by offering a simple, controlled way to respond.

Smart dosing and flexible use

• Tube-based dosing aligned with body weight: up to 30 lbs per tube, 2 tubes for 31–60 lbs, 3 tubes for 61–90 lbs, 4 tubes for 91–120 lbs, and 5 tubes for heavier pets.
• Guidance to aim for at least 1 cc per pound of body weight for a balanced approach to administration.

Broad spectrum absorption is described in the data as targeting common household items that pets may encounter, such as chocolate, grapes, onions, and garlic. The combination of activated charcoal and kaolin clay is designed to bind certain substances in the digestive tract, potentially supporting easier elimination when used in time.

Quality and assurance you can reference

• Made in the USA by a NASC-preferred supplier, produced under GMP standards and verified by third‑party labs for quality, purity, and potency.
• Two-year shelf life when stored in a cool, dry place with the cap replaced after each use.
• Active ingredients include coconut shell activated charcoal and kaolin clay, two commonly used agents in digestive care across animal and human products.
• Suitable for dogs and cats of all breeds and sizes, with universal pet support across a variety of homes and lifestyles.

Practical tips for use and storage: keep PawMergency in reachable spots at home, in the car, or in your travel bag. The kit is designed to be unobtrusive while offering a straightforward way to respond in those moments of uncertainty. Remember, this product complements veterinary care and is not a substitute for professional medical advice if your pet shows signs of distress or illness.