D-ToxPet // First aid for dogs in case of ingestion of toxins (30 ml)

If your dog should ingest something toxic, D-Tox Pet is a good supplement to have at home. It can give you a little extra time to get to the vet safely.

Particularly relevant for:
– Ingestion of nicotine pouches or other tobacco products
– Poisoning from other toxic substances

Why are nicotine pouches dangerous?
– Nicotine is extremely toxic to dogs
– Even small amounts can lead to serious poisoning
– Used nicotine pouches may be attractive due to their smell or taste
– Poisoning can, in the worst case, be fatal.

D-Tox Pet:
– Tasty complementary food
– Supports the body's natural functions
– Composed with a focus on first aid
– Can be used as support in emergency situations

Always remember to contact your veterinarian if you suspect poisoning.

D-ToxPet contains 250 mg/g activated carbon in microgranules

D-ToxPet contains 125 mg/g diatomaceous earth

D-ToxPet can be used for all dogs

D-ToxPet is tasty and is eaten willingly by dogs

Contents
D-ToxPet contains vegetable fat, other plants and their products:
activated vegetable carbon in microgranules, diatomite, dextrose and lecithin.

Application
D-ToxPet Pet is a tasty supplementary food that contributes to a physiological
nutrition. The composition of D-ToxPet is developed as first aid for dogs.

Instructions for use
D-ToxPet is administered using the user-friendly dosing syringe, which is
part of the product packaging. Before administration, set the syringe to
the desired amount, as indicated in the dosage chart. The measured
amount of D-ToxPet is placed on the dog's tongue or on top of the food.
The administration itself is uncomplicated, as dogs usually like
D-ToxPet.

D-ToxPet should be stored at normal room temperature and protected from
direct sunlight. Close the sprayer after use.

Dosage
The recommended dose is the same regardless of the animal's weight: 15 ml per dose.

In case of accidental ingestion of nicotine or other toxic substances, it is recommended
giving 30 ml per dose.

Important
Do not force the dog to eat.
As always, contact your veterinarian immediately if you suspect poisoning.
– your veterinarian will best help you further