Description
RawDietLine Kaolin is a natural, white kaolin clay with cleansing and soothing effects for dogs and cats, supporting digestive health and skin care.
The temptation of RawDietLine Kaolin is a natural, white kaolin clay. It can be used for diarrhea, poisoning, and to make toothpaste. It has a cleansing and soothing effect on the entire digestive system, creating a protective filter on the surface of its lining that traps toxins and pathogens. It supports the formation of healthy stools. Administered as a drink, it supplies the body with essential electrolytes lost during hot weather, diarrhea, or vomiting. Applied to the skin as a compress, it soothes irritations. The toothpaste prepared from it gently but effectively removes tartar.
Uses of Temptation Kaolin Clay:
- For dogs and cats
- Antidiarrheal
- Cleansing and detoxifying
- Replenishing electrolytes
- Alleviating intestinal problems
- Soothing skin irritations
- Dental prophylaxis
Directions for Use and Dosage:
When preparing the clay, do not use metal tools. The exact dose and duration of use should be determined by a veterinarian. Internally, use at least 2 hours after administering medications. Dissolve the recommended dose for your pet's body weight in the indicated amount of fresh, cool water. The measuring cup included in the package contains 1g of product (approximate value).
Toothpaste Preparation:
8 scoops of kaolin + 2ml of lemon juice + 10 drops of vegetable oil - mix until a soft cottage cheese consistency is achieved. Clean teeth with a gauze pad wrapped around your finger.
Detoxification:
Place the dose of the product appropriate to the animal's body weight in a glass (250ml) of fresh, cool water. After the product has settled to the bottom, administer in the form of drinking water without sediment.
Antidiarrheal:
After mixing with water, administer directly into the mouth.
Animal Weight: Kaolin / Water
- Below 20kg: 4 scoops in 10ml
- 20kg - 40kg: 6 scoops in 15ml
- Over 40kg: 8 scoops in 20ml
Ingredients:
Kaolin 100% (pharmaceutical kaolin)
