Wholistic Pet Diatomaceous Earth for Cats & Dogs

Natural Mineral and Biting-Insect Support

Product Description

Food-Grade Diatomaceous Earth is a pure, OMRI-listed, FDA-certified powder for the natural household that wants a chemical-free pest option, used thoughtfully alongside your vet's care. It offers gentle daily mineral support and a mechanical, chemical-free approach to biting insects, inside and out. Diatomaceous earth is nothing more than the fossilized remains of tiny freshwater diatoms, ground into a fine, pale powder, sourced from clean freshwater deposits and low in the clay and sediment that dull lesser products.

Benefits

• Food-Grade Diatomaceous Earth: A pure powder made from freshwater deposits and OMRI-listed for organic use.
• Physical Pest Control: When kept dry, the powder works by physical action on contact instead of using chemical pesticides.
• Trace Minerals for Daily Support: Contains trace minerals including calcium, magnesium, and silica for gentle mineral support.
• Flexible for Coat and Home Use: A flexible powder that can be applied to the coat or sprinkled around living quarters.
• Single, Pure Ingredient: One clean ingredient with no fillers, GMOs, or additives of any kind whatsoever.

Variants

Available in three sizes:

• Food-Grade Diatomaceous Earth, 4 oz
• Food-Grade Diatomaceous Earth, 13 oz
• Food-Grade Diatomaceous Earth, 26 oz

Ingredients

Silicon Dioxide (Diatomaceous Earth)

Guaranteed Analysis

Per teaspoon:

How to Use

Recommended-Dosage Chart

1 scoop = 1 teaspoon = 3.5 g (scoop included).

Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed on the label and consult your veterinarian before use if you have any concerns regarding your pet's health.

Directions for Use

• Mix Into Food: Add the recommended amount based on your pet's weight to their food. Start with a smaller portion and increase it gradually.
• Give Daily for 30 Days: When using it for biting insects, add the recommended amount to your pet's food each day for around 30 days.
• Apply Lightly to the Coat: Apply a light amount to the coat and rub it in, avoiding the face and eyes.
• Sprinkle Around Living Areas: Sprinkle sparingly around living and resting areas to help support a pest routine.
• Keep Dust Down at All Times: Apply gently to avoid clouds, and never let your dog or yourself inhale the dust.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Avoid Inhaling the Fine Dust: This is a very fine dust that should never be inhaled by your dog or by you.
• Keep Away from Face and Eyes: Apply topically while avoiding your dog's face and eyes at all times.
• See a Vet for Suspected Worms: A suspected worm problem calls for a fecal test and a proper dewormer from your vet.
• Cool, Dry Storage: Store sealed in a cool, dry place, and keep out of reach of pets to avoid overconsumption.

Shipping & Return

We offer ground, express, priority, and international delivery; see our shipping policy for details.

For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is natural diatomaceous earth for dogs?

Ans: Natural diatomaceous earth is a soft, fine powder made from the remains of microscopic freshwater organisms called diatoms. The food-grade form can be mixed with a dog's food or used around the coat and home. Some pet owners use it as a natural way to deal with fleas and other insects.

Q2: Is natural diatomaceous earth safe for dogs?

Ans: Food-grade diatomaceous earth is commonly used with dogs, but it needs to be handled carefully. Since the powder is so fine, avoid getting it in your dog's eyes or letting either of you breathe it in. If you're adding it to food, begin with a small amount and follow the product's directions.

Q3: Does natural diatomaceous earth kill fleas on dogs?

Ans: It can affect fleas when the powder is dry and comes into contact with them. The particles can damage the flea's outer layer, but this is not a quick fix and may not get rid of an infestation on its own. For reliable flea control, continue using the treatment your veterinarian recommends.

Q4: How much natural diatomaceous earth should I give my dog?

Ans: Use the amount that matches your dog's weight. Dogs weighing up to 30 lbs can have about 1/3 teaspoon, while dogs between 31 and 50 lbs can have 1/2 teaspoon. For dogs weighing 51–75 lbs, use about 1 teaspoon. For a larger dog, the amount may be higher. When starting out, give less and keep clean drinking water nearby.

Q5: Can I put natural diatomaceous earth on my dog for fleas?

Ans: Yes, food-grade diatomaceous earth can be lightly worked into your dog's coat. Keep it away from the face and eyes, and avoid putting on more than needed. Using too much or applying it often may leave the skin and coat dry, so it's best used sparingly alongside your dog's regular flea prevention.

Q6: Can this replace my dog's vet dewormer or flea prevention?

Ans: No. Diatomaceous earth should not be used in place of your dog's regular deworming or flea and tick treatment. If you think your dog has worms, have your veterinarian check them and recommend the right treatment. You can use this product as an additional option, but keep your dog's usual preventive care in place.