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ToxiBan Charcoal Description
ToxiBan Charcoal is effective in treating poisoning by most organic chemicals.
What is ToxiBan Charcoal?
ToxiBan Charcoal for use as an aid in the treatment of poisoning by most organic chemicals in dogs and cats and other animals.
Which animals/pets is ToxiBan Charcoal for?
For use in horses, cats, and dogs.
ToxiBan Charcoal uses
ToxiBan is used to treat poisoning.
What does ToxiBan Charcoal do?
ToxiBan contains activated charcoal, sorbitol, and kaolin. Charcoal adsorbs toxins in the gastrointestinal tract. Kaolin supports adsorption and protects the lining of the intestines.
ToxiBan Charcoal side effects
No known side effects
ToxiBan Charcoal ingredients
10.4% charcoal and 6.25% kaolin
ToxiBan Charcoal overdose: What to do?
Contact your closest emergency pet hospital
What to know before using ToxiBan Charcoal
Keep out of reach of children.
How is ToxiBan Charcoal sold?
240 ml bottle
Manufacturer
Lloyd Laboratories Inc
Tips for using ToxiBan Charcoal
- ToxiBan should not be used alongside oral chemotherapy. The charcoal could adsorb the therapeutic agent.
- Toxiban may not be an effective treatment against inorganic, mercury, lead, or other heavy metals
Overview
Give orally causing the animal to drink the calculated dose either as is or mixed with a small amount of cold water. Consult a veterinarian should adminstration by stomach tube be needed.
The recommended dosage is 10 to 20 ml per kg body weight (5 to 10 ml per lb). Rinse liquid receptacle with cold water and administer rinsings. Repeat with the lower dosage every 6 to 8 hours for 3 treatments if necessary.
Main Ingredients
10.4% charcoal and 6.25% kaolin
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