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Yes, entirely safe, all-natural, non-hazardous and non-toxic. It’s gentle to people, animals, barn equipment and stall mats. It can be eaten and, in fact, the mineral is used as a feed supplement for cattle and swine to improve metabolism, lessen bloating and overcome scours. It is also safe for use with foals and in birthing areas.
