Product Overview
Brand: Vetanica
Features:
- READY FOR UNEXPECTED INGESTION: Keep PawMergency in your kitchen, car, pet first aid kit, or travel bag for accidental ingestion situations. Suitable for dogs and cats of all breeds and sizes.
- WEIGHT-BASED SERVING GUIDE: One 30 mL tube covers pets up to 30 lbs, with one additional tube recommended for each additional 30 lbs. Provide at least 1 cc per pound of body weight and keep enough tubes available for your pet’s size.
- ABSORBENT INGREDIENT BLEND: Coconut shell activated charcoal and kaolin clay help bind certain ingested substances in the digestive tract. The formula may be used for accidental ingestion of items such as cane/bufo toad toxin, wild mushrooms, chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions, and garlic.
- PRE-MIXED AND EASY TO USE: The ready-to-use formula requires no powders, pills, or mixing. Apply it directly into your pet’s mouth or combine it with food, then contact a veterinarian for further guidance.
- USA-MADE QUALITY AND STORAGE: Made in the USA by an NASC preferred supplier following Good Manufacturing Practices and third-party testing standards. Replace the cap after use and store the tube in a cool, dry place for up to two years.
Release Date: 08-28-2025
Details: Is this safe to give my pet if I'm not 100% sure what they ate? PawMergency has a wide safety margin, so you can give it even if unsure. Unlike hydrogen peroxide, it doesn’t induce vomiting or risk aspiration or throat damage. It binds toxins in the GI tract and helps eliminate them safely. How do I actually use it? Simple to use: the dial-a-dose applicator removes guesswork—set your pet’s weight (1 mL per lb), place at the side of the mouth, and dispense. No mixing, measuring, or math—even in a panic. Does it work for cats? For cats, this is the only safe at-home option. Hydrogen peroxide should never be used, and the ASPCA confirms no safe alternatives. PawMergency is formulated for both dogs and cats. How is this different from hydrogen peroxide? Hydrogen peroxide forces vomiting, risking aspiration, esophageal burns, and is unsafe for cats. PawMergency uses activated charcoal and kaolin to bind toxins in the GI tract—no vomiting, no aspiration, and it soothes the stomach. How quickly does it need to be given? Most effective within 1 hour, but still helpful up to 6. The sooner you act, the more toxins it binds—so having it on hand is essential. You won’t have time to order it in an emergency.
