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Clay

Clay has long been used in natural pet care to support health from the inside out. Rich in naturally occurring minerals, clays such as green clay, Montmorillonite clay and bentonite clay are valued for their absorbent properties and versatility, making them popular ingredients in both digestive supplements and topical skin care products.

When used internally, clay may help support normal digestive function and maintain a healthy gut environment. Applied externally, clay powders and poultices can be used to soothe irritated skin, absorb excess moisture and support the skin's natural healing processes.

Our range includes both clay-based supplements and topical clay products, offering natural support for digestive health, skin comfort and overall wellbeing. 

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FAQs

What is clay used for in dogs and cats?

Clay is used both internally and externally to support pet health. Clay supplements are commonly used to support digestive wellbeing, while topical clay products may help soothe irritated skin, dry weepy hotspots and support the skin's natural recovery processes.

What are the benefits of clay for pets?

Clay is valued for its natural absorbent properties and mineral content. Depending on how it is used, clay may help support digestive health, maintain a healthy gut environment and provide soothing support for itchy or irritated skin.

What is green clay for pets?

Green clay is a mineral-rich clay commonly used in natural pet care. It is often included in digestive supplements and topical skin care products due to its absorbent properties and naturally occurring trace minerals.

What is the difference between green clay and montmorillonite clay?

Green clay is a broad term for mineral-rich clays with a natural green hue, often derived from ancient marine deposits. Montmorillonite clay is a specific type of highly absorbent clay that falls within this broader category. While not all green clays are montmorillonite, montmorillonite clay is particularly valued in pet supplements and topical products for its absorbent properties and rich mineral content.

Can clay help dogs with digestive issues?

Certain clays, including kaolin and bentonite clay, are frequently used in digestive support supplements. They may help support normal digestive function, and work by absorbing excess water to firm up loose stools. Explore our range of gut health supplements for dogs for additional digestive support.

Can clay be applied to a dog's skin?

Yes. Topical clay powders and poultices are often used to help soothe hotspots, itchy skin and minor irritations. Clay can also help absorb excess moisture, making it a popular cupboard staple for 'wet' minor wounds with its natural drawing properties. You can also explore our itchy skin support for dogs for additional support.