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  • Asked by Clifford from Mooers Forks Ny
    08/19/2020
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    How does Absorbent Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth Powder work to kill fleas?
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    Absorbent Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth Powder

     is specially formulated to be used in animal feed to prevent caking. The product is not labeled to treat fleas. You can review how to treat for and prevent fleas in our Flea Control Guide. 

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  • Asked by Ann from Gainesville, Fl
    03/22/2021
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    Can Absorbent Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth Powder be added to a Maine Coon's food.
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    Absorbent Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth Powder is not labeled for cat consumption. 

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  • Asked by John from Ohio
    07/20/2021
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    Is Absorbent Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth Powder a powder form or is it granular?
    If it is granular, what size are they?
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    The Absorbent Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth Powder is a powder and not a granule. Per the SDS, this is a "buff/grey powder."

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