RescueGut Emergency Charcoal Gel
RescueGut Emergency Charcoal Gel
When your pet eats something they shouldn’t, every second matters. RescueGut™ is a fast-acting activated charcoal gel trusted by veterinarians to support digestion emergencies. Whether it’s the middle of the night, you’re far from a clinic, or traveling with your pet, RescueGut helps absorb unwanted substances before they’re absorbed into the bloodstream.
Fast Toxin Binding
No Vomiting Needed
Vet-Level Emergency Care
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RescueGut Emergency Charcoal Gel
What To Expect with RescueGut™:
What To Expect with RescueGut™:
Broad-Spectrum Absorption: Activated charcoal and kaolin clay bind toxins in the digestive tract before they’re absorbed.
No Mess Application: Pre-mixed in a leak-resistant 80cc tube. Simply apply into your pet’s mouth or mix with food.
Multiple Uses Per Tube: One tube lasts through multiple emergencies. Use 1cc per pound of body weight.
Safe for All Breeds and Sizes: Suitable for both dogs and cats, from small pets to large breeds.
Long Shelf Life: Resealable tube stays fresh for up to 2 years in a cool, dry place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What types of toxins does RescueGut help with?
A: It supports the absorption of substances like chocolate, raisins, grapes, onions, garlic, household cleaners, and more.
Q: How much should I give my pet?
A: Use 1cc per pound of body weight. For example, a 25 lb dog would require 25cc.
Q: Will this make my pet vomit?
A: No. RescueGut works by absorbing toxins so they can be safely eliminated through normal digestion.
Q: Can I give this to my cat?
A: Yes. It is safe for both dogs and cats when used as directed.
Q: Do I still need to call my vet?
A: Always contact your veterinarian or the ASPCA Poison Control if you suspect poisoning. RescueGut is not a replacement for veterinary care but can be a crucial first step.
Try RescueGut risk-free for 90 days with a full refund guarantee.
Trusted by Vets. Ready for You.
Used for decades in veterinary clinics, activated charcoal remains a first-line response for accidental ingestion of toxins and now that same trusted solution is available at home.
RescueGut delivers professional-level support in a clean, easy-to-use gel that requires no prep and no guesswork. Just uncap, apply, and act fast.
Whether you're at home, on the road, camping, or miles from a clinic, RescueGut gives you a reliable tool to intervene early and support your pet when every second matters.
It’s the one emergency essential every pet parent should have on hand.
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Saved Us in the Middle of the Night
"My dog got into a chocolate bar at 2 a.m. RescueGut helped calm the situation before we could reach our vet in the morning."
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This product saved his life
"My dog ate dry oleander leaves and this product saved his life. Thank god I had this product. I was shaking but it was so easy to just squeeze in his mouth."
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Permanent Part of My Kit
"Came home to find out my dog ate a whole bag of trail mix with lots of raisins from the pantry. However, I had already bought this product in the anticipation of chaos. Sure glad I did!"
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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What types of toxins does RescueGut help with?
What types of toxins does RescueGut help with?
It supports the absorption of substances like chocolate, raisins, grapes, onions, garlic, household cleaners, and more.
How much should I give my pet?
How much should I give my pet?
Use 1cc per pound of body weight. For example, a 25 lb dog would require 25cc.
Will this make my pet vomit?
Will this make my pet vomit?
No. RescueGut works by absorbing toxins so they can be safely eliminated through normal digestion.
Can I give this to my cat?
Can I give this to my cat?
Yes. It is safe for both dogs and cats when used as directed.
Do I still need to call my vet?
Do I still need to call my vet?
Always contact your veterinarian or the ASPCA Poison Control if you suspect poisoning. RescueGut is not a replacement for veterinary care but can be a crucial first step.