A prefilled first-aid paste
One sealed 30 mL applicator containing activated charcoal and kaolin.
Live product photography. Read the packaging and current label supplied with the item.
PawMergency - dog first-aid preparedness
A ready-to-store paste for the moments you cannot plan.
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Prefilled activated charcoal + kaolin paste designed for a prepared dog first-aid kit. Professional guidance comes first if ingestion is suspected.
£67.00 GBP
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What it is:A sealed 30 mL, dial-marked oral paste.
Why keep it:No loose charcoal powder or separate mixing equipment.
Where it fits:Home, car and dog travel first-aid kits.
Responsible-use reminder
Activated charcoal is not suitable for every substance or every dog. Contact a veterinarian or animal poison-control service and read the delivered label.
A more organised kit
The paste format avoids storing loose charcoal powder and separate mixing tools.
Clear, label-first information
Live inventory, secure checkout and prominent safety limits without cure claims.
Prepare before it is urgent
The truthful reason to order is to complete the kit early - not a false countdown.
How the format works
Simple format. Carefully limited role.
PawMergency is designed to make activated charcoal and kaolin easier to store as part of a professional-led emergency response.
Ready-to-store paste
The activated charcoal and kaolin are supplied as a prefilled paste rather than loose powder that needs separate preparation.
May adsorb certain compounds
Activated charcoal can adsorb some compounds in the gastrointestinal tract, which may reduce absorption when its use is appropriate.
Professional decision
The substance, amount, timing, symptoms and dog's health determine whether activated charcoal should be considered.
PawMergency is not an antidote. It does not adsorb every toxin and should not delay veterinary assessment or treatment.
Common accidental exposure settings
Curious dogs meet ordinary household items.
Recognising the setting helps owners preserve useful evidence and explain the situation quickly.
These examples do not mean PawMergency is suitable for the exposure. Keep the packaging and ask a professional what to do.
What is included
One compact, clearly stored format.
- 1 x sealed 30 mL PawMergency applicator
- Dial-marked plunger and capped oral tip
- Product packaging with current directions and warnings
- A compact format for a home, vehicle or travel kit
Key ingredients
What the product information lists.
A porous adsorbent that can bind certain compounds in the gastrointestinal tract when appropriate.
A clay ingredient included in the prepared paste formulation.
When harmful ingestion is suspected
Four actions before reaching for any product.
Speed means contacting the right help promptly - not giving an unsuitable remedy faster.
- 1
Remove access
Move the dog away from the item while avoiding personal exposure.
- 2
Keep the evidence
Save packaging, a plant photo, medication bottle or a safe sample.
- 3
Call professional help
Contact a veterinarian, emergency clinic or animal poison-control service.
- 4
Follow case-specific directions
Provide weight, symptoms, substance, amount and timing, then follow the advice and current label.
Step-by-step product video
How to administer the format
Become familiar with the applicator before storing it.
The video shows the dial-marked applicator, preparation and application sequence without replacing case-specific guidance.
- See the capped applicator and dial
- Understand the physical preparation steps
- Keep the packaging and directions with the product
Format comparison
Prepared paste versus loose powder.
This comparison is about storage and preparation only. It does not claim a better medical outcome.
FeaturePawMergency pasteLoose charcoal powder
FormatPrefilled pasteDry powder
PreparationNo separate mixing equipmentUsually requires measuring and mixing
StorageSealed, capped applicatorContainer plus separate tools
DirectionsProduct-specific label suppliedVaries by product and preparation
Neither format is appropriate for every ingestion. Do not use improvised home remedies or induce vomiting unless a professional directs you.
Customer experiences
Preparedness that fits everyday dog life.
Customers describe why they keep PawMergency with their home or travel first-aid supplies.
“PawMergency deserves an A++. Murphy is quick and grabs everything that hits the ground, so I wanted something organised in his first-aid supplies.”Murphy & WillCustomer product review
“Highly recommend if you take your dog everywhere. Aspen joins us at the beach, restaurants and everywhere in between.”Aspen & TimCustomer product review
“I am so glad I found this. Having it in the first-aid kit gives me peace of mind while I keep the vet details close.”Clifford & PalmerCustomer product review
“I genuinely sleep better knowing the dog first-aid kit is more complete. Young pups can get into everything.”Dash & MattCustomer product review
Customer comments describe individual experiences and are not medical evidence. Results and appropriate treatment vary by case.
Important veterinary disclaimer
A product in the kit is not the treatment plan.
Activated charcoal can be contraindicated after corrosive or hydrocarbon ingestion, with aspiration risk, severe dehydration, repeated vomiting, obstruction concerns and other conditions. It also does not effectively adsorb every toxin.
If a dog is unconscious, seizing, struggling to breathe or unable to swallow, seek emergency veterinary care immediately and do not give anything by mouth.ASPCA Animal Poison Control(888) 426-4435Pet Poison Helpline(855) 764-7661Both services publish 24/7 availability. Consultation fees may apply.
Before you order
Clear answers, without overpromising.
PawMergency has a limited supporting role. These answers make that role clear before purchase.
Is PawMergency an antidote?+
No. It is not an antidote and cannot replace veterinary diagnosis, monitoring, supportive care or a substance-specific antidote.
What should I do first after a suspected ingestion?+
Remove access, preserve the packaging or a safe sample and contact a veterinarian, emergency clinic or animal poison-control service immediately.
How much should I give?+
Do not guess a dose from this website. Read the current delivered label and obtain case-specific guidance based on the dog, substance, amount, timing and symptoms.
When should it not be administered?+
Do not give anything by mouth to a dog that is unconscious, seizing, repeatedly vomiting, having trouble breathing or unable to swallow. Activated charcoal has additional contraindications, so professional guidance matters.
Does activated charcoal work for every toxin?+
No. It does not effectively adsorb every substance and may be inappropriate or unsafe for some ingestions, including corrosives and hydrocarbons.
Do you ship outside the United States?+
No. PawAid currently accepts orders for eligible United States delivery addresses only. Standard delivery is currently estimated at 8-15 business days based on the supplier service, destination and carrier conditions. Tracking is emailed after dispatch.
What if my order arrives damaged?+
Do not use a damaged or unsealed applicator. Use the refund-policy link beside the purchase button or contact customer support with photos of the packaging and product.
Build the plan while everything is calm
Keep the product, label and emergency numbers together.
Choose the quantity that matches the number of separate preparedness locations you want to equip.