Wholistic Pet Organics Diatomaceous Earth - Food Grade for Dogs & Cats - 13 Oz - Multi Use Powder - Pet Safe Non-Chemical Freshwater Sourced Silica Supports Overall Health - Freshly Made in USA

I used this Wholistic DE Powder for my dog to help clear out worms, and it really did work quickly. I could see a big improvement in just a few days.However, be sure to follow the instructions exactly and measure carefully — I learned the hard way that giving too much can upset your dog’s stomach. My dog did have a bit of an upset stomach at first, but once I adjusted the amount and followed the directions more closely, it worked great.I love that it’s all-natural and safe with no chemicals or fillers. It’s nice to have an organic option for parasite control and digestive support.Overall, it’s very effective — just start slow and stick to the recommended dosage. I’d definitely use it again!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Easy to use and help my dogs with fleas and ticks repellant

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Very great product, especially for raw diets!

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This stuff not only has health benefits for your pets but it’ll also kill any flea or ticks that bite them. Super easy to use and comes with a measuring spoon/cup. Definitely worth the money to keeps my babies safe and healthy.

I got this on the strength of the reviews thinking it would help me to help some feral kittens and their moms. I had two adult females show up earlier this year. One had a litter of 5 and the other had a litter of 3. I didn't want any indoor pets and I didn't know anybody who wanted them. So, you know the story. I'm a softy and felt bad. The litter of five kittens all had eye infections and they all looked undernourished and sickly. I knew how expensive it would be to take all of them to the vet: $75 bucks a pop plus return visits for boosters, dewormer, and rabies shots. One of the reviews said it helped clear eye infections in feral kittens. Not the case for me. I mixed it in their food for a month and even stood watch to make sure they ate it...and not somebody's unleashed dog or unattended house cat. Then one day in July, a kitten's eye swelled and exploded. I had to take him to the vet hospital and get the eye removed...which cost me a small fortune. I ended up keeping him (indoors 😕) and getting homes for two more of them so all wasn't lost...The vet treated the two I rehomed for free and all three kittens were full of coccidia worms so this was not even an effective dewormer. This just turned out not to be the solution for me. I will say though that it works to stop fleas and ticks. During the heat of summer when fleas were attacking them, I rubbed a little into their fur per the instructions and the fleas vanished. I never saw ticks on them either. I guess the best part (and sometimes the most annoying part) is that I now have the best little buddy/shadow/brat that I never thought I wanted. "One-eyed Jack" or just Jack for short, is a thriving and healthy 4 month old now. As far as this stuff being good enough to rid a cat colony of infections and worms as some reviews stated, I didn't find this to be true.

The product is as advertised. I have no complaints. I use it in my dog food so that they get a well rounded balance of nutrients, including silica and calcium.