Toxin Buster works through a purely physical process. Each tiny charcoal particle has a naturally porous structure that acts like a gentle internal filter as it passes through the digestive tract.

• It adsorbs (binds) unwanted gases, toxins and by-products of digestion
  
• These bound substances are then carried safely out of the body through normal elimination
  
• Because the charcoal is non-activated, it does this without stripping essential nutrients
  

This makes it fundamentally different from industrial activated charcoal, which can be overly aggressive and unsuitable for ongoing use.

Over time, many owners notice signs of improved digestive balance, such as:

• less bloating and gas
  
• better feed utilisation
  
• shinier coats or feathers
  
• improved general condition and temperament
  

Toxin Buster doesn’t stimulate or interfere with digestion - it simply helps remove what shouldn’t be there, allowing the gut to function more comfortably.

Toxin Buster™ is a 100% natural, non-activated hardwood charcoal feed material designed to gently support digestion and gut balance in animals.

Trusted by pet owners, horse keepers, poultry keepers, smallholders and livestock owners, it’s suitable for a wide range of animals including pets, horses, poultry, livestock, camelids, small mammals and birds.

Unlike harsh or heavily processed charcoals, Toxin Buster™ uses non-activated charcoal — the same type animals instinctively seek out in nature. It is approved as a feed material, free from additives, and suitable for regular, long-term use as part of everyday animal care.

Toxin Buster is ideal for animals that:

• experience digestive sensitivity, gas or bloating
• are under dietary, environmental or seasonal stress
• have changes in feed or forage
• would benefit from gentle, natural gut support

It’s also popular with owners who prefer simple, traditional, low-intervention approaches to animal health.

Toxin Buster is suitable for a wide range of animals, including:

• Dogs and cats
• Horses, ponies and donkeys
• Poultry and birds
• Livestock (cattle, sheep, goats, pigs)
• Camelids (alpacas, llamas)
• Small mammals

100% Non-Activated Hardwood Charcoal. That's it.

No fillers, no binders, no flavourings, no additives.

Charcoal is inert - it is not absorbed into the bloodstream, does not provide nutrients, and works entirely within the digestive tract to bind unwanted substances.

Simply sprinkle or mix the recommended amount into feed or drinking water.

It’s easy to integrate into any daily feeding routine - no complicated prep required.

Animal Type Suggested Daily Amount*

• Dogs & Cats: ½ – 1 tsp per day
• Poultry & Small Birds: 1–2 % of feed
• Horses & Ponies: 10–50 g depending on size
• Livestock (Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Camelids): 20–100 g per day
  
  Start small and adjust gradually according to size and need. Always ensure fresh water is available.

Important Note
Toxin Buster is a feed supplement, not a medicine.

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How non-activated charcoal has been used and studied in animal nutrition.

Non-activated charcoal (sometimes called feed charcoal or biochar) has been used for decades in livestock, poultry and equine nutrition. Unlike highly processed activated charcoal, it retains a naturally gentle porous structure, allowing it to bind unwanted substances in the gut without aggressively stripping vitamins or minerals. This is why it has traditionally been used as part of balanced, ongoing feeding practices.

Animal-nutrition research has explored how feed charcoal behaves in the digestive tract. Studies suggest it can adsorb gases, metabolic by-products and certain environmental residues commonly present in feed or forage, helping support gut comfort and a more stable internal environment as these substances pass through the system.

In livestock and poultry settings, charcoal supplementation has been associated in trials with steadier digestion, improved feed utilisation, reduced odour and more consistent droppings. Some research also points to benefits in overall condition, aligning with long-standing practical experience among farmers and smallholders.

For equines, particularly those on modern pasture or concentrated diets, non-activated charcoal is valued for its non-abrasive, non-aggressive action. Because it works physically rather than chemically, it can be used regularly to help maintain digestive balance — an approach often preferred for horses prone to gut sensitivity.

There is also growing interest in the environmental aspect. When excreted in manure, charcoal can contribute to a more stable fertiliser matrix and may help reduce nutrient loss, adding value for environmentally conscious owners.

While charcoal feed materials are not medicines and do not treat or cure disease, the combination of published research and decades of agricultural use suggests that non-activated charcoal can be a useful, natural tool for supporting digestive wellbeing in a wide range of animals.