Be sure to keep HARI Coconut-Derived Activated Charcoal on hand at all times to aid in digestion or the elimination of toxins. Activated charcoal is not only safe for pet birds, but is especially beneficial for budgies, canaries, finches and other small birds.
In the suspected case of heavy metal poisoning, drug overdose, or toxin ingestion, activated charcoal can absorb toxins and help eliminate them quickly.
Charcoal, an excellent digestive aid, is not part of the daily diet of pet birds. It should be offered in small quantities inside the cage: the bird will consume it only when needed. In case of overconsumption, remove the charcoal from the bird and consult a veterinarian as this behavior may indicate a health problem.
Main characteristics
Makes an excellent digestive aid for all pet birds;
Helps maintain a balanced pH;
Neutralizes acids and combats gastric hyperacidity;
Is ideal to have on hand during emergencies;
Comes in a 230 g (8.11 oz) size.
Note
Activated charcoal can interfere with the absorption of certain medications and vitamins, so always consult an avian veterinarian. If the bird appears to have ingested a toxin, consult a veterinarian immediately.
Guidelines
Birds should have access to Hari Bird Charcoal when needed. Offer the coal in a separate trough. Replace activated carbon as needed. Discard any unused portion if soiled. Make sure you always leave plenty of fresh, clean water and food for your pet bird.
Ingredient
Activated charcoal
