GOOD MAMA’S Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay FOR PETS


Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay is great for animals. When taken internally, it doesn’t know if it’s in the body of a child, an adult or an animal. It goes to work attracting toxins, allergens, parasites and bacteria, while cleaning the intestinal tract. Compared to harmful and often expensive prescription drugs, natural clay is a good option to consider and it is completely safe and non-toxic.
People have used our clay for dogs with arthritis, giardia, yeast infections, diarrhea, kidney disease, SARDS, allergies, itching, dental plaque and more. Other customers have used our clay for cats for vomiting, arthritis, bacterial infections, abscesses, poor appetite and more.
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Good Mama’s Calcium powder is the same as our clay for dogs and other animals. You can be sure that your pet is getting food grade bentonite clay. You and your pet can share the same package.

Calcium clay is a mineral that can be used internally to help with digestion, inflammation, and pain. It can also help the body get rid of toxins.

Internal benefits

Digestion: Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay can help with diarrhea

Inflammation: Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay can help reduce inflammation

Pain relief: Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay can help soothe aches and pains

Sinus relief: Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay can help relieve symptoms of sinusitis

Wound healing: Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay can help heal scratches, cuts, bites.

Tissue repair: Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay can help the body repair cells and tissues.

Detoxification: Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay can help remove toxins that may cause other health issues.

Other uses

Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay can be used as a mask or poultice

Calcium Food Grade Bentonite Clay can be used as a gentle purifier for the skin.

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Animals’ tend to consume raw earth. It was once thought that only a few animals would consume these soils on occasion to supplement mineral deficiencies. It has now been observed that many varieties of species have evolved to ingest clay to counteract environmental and man-made toxins or to aid in healing sickness.  In fact, for many, their very survival depends upon having access to this natural resource.
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Today, we understand that certain clays have strong negative ionic absorptive and adsorptive properties, which when taken internally can bind with an abundance of harmful, positively-charged substances and safely pass them out of the body.  Animals, not having this scientific understanding, have instinctually been bred by nature to seek out clay when they have consumed an excess of unfriendly compounds.
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Many people do not understand how these animals have intertwined their health maintenance with clay. Gorillas eat clay to combat diarrhea; rats will seek it out if they ingest pesticide; birds keep internal parasites under control with it; elephants dig down to subsurface clay with their tusks to attain their massive sodium, potassium, calcium, and manganese requirements. Even wolf and tiger droppings have been found with large clay deposits in them.
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Use with food/water. Figures are based on body weight. It's tasteless and odorless. Simply sprinkle the clay powder directly on their food/water. 

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20 lbs. -1/2 tsp         20-50 lbs. -1 tsp      50-90 lbs. -1 Tbsp.     
​90 lbs. - 1-2 Tbsp.