Emergency treatment method for isoniazid poisoning in dogs:

An equal dose of vitamin B 6 (1 mg corresponds to 1 mg) should be given intravenously within 5-10 minutes of poisoning. ), if the amount of medication is unknown, it is recommended that the dosage of vitamin B 6 can reach 100 mg per kilogram in the first time. The above dosage can be repeated every 5-20 minutes until the convulsions are relieved. The general specification of vitamin B6 injection is 100 mg per kilogram. 100 mg vial, so the intravenous dose is 1 vial per kilogram.

Symptoms of isoniazid poisoning in dogs:

1. Movement coordination becomes worse and the dog staggers when walking.

2. Drowsiness, slow response to the owner’s call, or even coma.

3. Salivation and foaming at the mouth. It can be seen that the dog’s eyes are more watery than usual and appear tearful.

4. Vomiting in large amounts and repeatedly, with mucus, food residues and bile visible in the vomitus.

5. Convulsions (similar to epileptic seizures), the dog can be seen extending its legs forward and tilting its head backward. When the spasm lasts for 15 to 20 seconds, incontinence is seen.

6. Respiratory failure. Early manifestations include accelerated breathing and shortness of breath. As the degree of poisoning deepens, breathing becomes slow and superficial.