“…No fatal case arising from the oral uptake of any of these zeolites has been identified. As a feed additive, zeolites including clinoptilolite have been extensively used so far in poultry and livestock (in cows, pigs, sheep and hens) to positively influence growth and reproductive performance (Olver 1997;Kyriakis et al 2002;Karamanlis et al 2008;Incharoen et al 2009;Parizadian Kavan et al 2013) and faeces consistency, to have antibacterial property (Maeda & Nos e 1999), to reduce, prevent and/or treat certain farm animal diseases including diarrhoea, improve general health and allow better performance of intestinal microflora (Vrzgula et al 1982;Rodr ıguez-Fuentes et al 1997;Papaioannou et al 2002Papaioannou et al , 2004Papaioannou et al , 2005Trckova et al 2004;Rowghani et al 2007;Al-Nasser et al 2011;Colella 2011;Prvulovi c et al 2014;Beltcheva et al 2015), to decrease the uptake and accelerate the excretion of radio-caesium (Forberg et al 1989;Unsworth et al 1989;Jandl & Novosad 1995), to reduce the ammonia and heavy metals concentration (Vrzgula et al 1982;Pond & Yen 1983;Jacobi et al 1984;Pond et al 1993;Beltcheva et al 2015) and to bound mycotoxins and aflatoxins (Harvey et al 1993;Parlat et al 1999;Miazzo et al 2000;Huwig et al 2001;Diaz et al 2004;Kabak et al 2006;Magnoli et al 2008;Gallo et al 2010;Oguz 2011…”