Harris Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth for Pets, 2lb

Thank you for your inquiry. The label directions state to add an amount equal to 2% of their daily intake of food. Therefore if a dog ate 16 ounces (2 cups) of food per day. Take 16 ounces x .02 = .32 of an ounce. So it’s essentially 1/3 of an ounce daily. There are 6 teaspoons in 1 ounce so 1/3 of an ounce would be 2 teaspoons. You may be able to use that information in calculating what you should use based on your dog’s daily intake of food. Not on his/her weight.

I hope that helps. Thank you. P.F. Harris

Label directions state: Not to exceed 2% by weight of the total ration. Thank you. P.F. Harris

Thank you for your inquiry. Harris Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth is packaged and labeled as an anti-caking agent to be mixed in animal feeds. More and more people are buying Diatomaceous Earth for many purposes. Unfortunately, we cannot recommend any use or benefit that is not printed on the label. Please accept our apologies for not being able to answer your question. Thank you. Pat Harreld, P.F. Harris

Hello,

Thank you for your interest. We purchase the highest quality 100% freshwater food grade Diatomaceous Earth available from Nevada and package in Georgia.
We market and label our product as an anti caking agent for animal feed.
By law we cannot recommend using our product for any purpose other than what is found on the label

Regards
Riley

Hello, thank you for your question. Our Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth is over 99% amorphous silica and less than one tenth of one percent crystalline silica.