FOOD GRADE DIATOMACEOUS EARTH | Healthline Nutrition

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size 8 oz 16 oz

Health Line Nutrition Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth is a naturally occurring, mineral-based powder made from the fossilized remains of microscopic aquatic organisms called diatoms. This food-grade formula is suitable for households with dogs and cats when used according to product directions and can be incorporated into both internal and external pet-care routines.

Diatomaceous earth is commonly used as part of natural digestive, intestinal, parasite-management and cleansing routines. It is also used by some pet owners for systemic and heavy metal detox routines. As a natural source of silica, it may also help support healthy skin, hair, nails and connective tissues.

For external use, diatomaceous earth can be incorporated into natural pest-management routines and used in pet bedding and surrounding areas for fleas, ticks and other unwanted insects.

INGREDIENTS

food grade diatomaceous earth

FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS

internal use: 1 tsp - tbsp

DISCLAIMER

Food-grade diatomaceous earth can be used around dogs and cats when used appropriately. Because it is an extremely fine powder, avoid creating airborne dust or allowing pets to inhale it, and keep it away from the eyes and respiratory tract. For internal use or direct application to your pet, always follow the manufacturer's directions and consult your veterinarian with questions regarding appropriate use.

This product is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Consult your veterinarian before introducing any new supplement, especially for pets that are pregnant, nursing, have a medical condition, or are taking medications. Store in a cool, dry place.

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