First of all, dogs will be poisoned if they ingest food containing alkaloids, such as theobromine, theophylline, etc., which will cause damage to the dog’s kidneys. Secondly, dogs may be poisoned if they ingest onions, green onions, garlic, etc. Such items can cause hemolysis of the dog’s red blood cells and cause hypoxia. Finally, dogs can become poisoned if they ingest rat poison and other items. Therefore, it is recommended that owners keep the above items away to prevent dogs from being poisoned by accidental ingestion.

What to do if a dog has food poisoning:

1. Inducing vomiting: You can use emetics, which are effective within a short period of time after the poison is eaten, and when the poison has been eaten If it has been ingested for more than 4 hours and most of the poison has entered the duodenum, no emetic drugs can be used.

2. Gastric lavage: Use gastric lavage when vomiting cannot be induced or is ineffective after inducing vomiting. Wash repeatedly with 5 to 10 ml per kilogram of body weight. Commonly used are warm salt water, warm boiled water, and strong tea. wait.

3. Adsorption method: Use adsorbents such as activated carbon to adsorb poisons on the surface of the medicine, but it is ineffective against cyanide poisoning.

4. Laxatives: Promote the excretion of toxins from the gastrointestinal tract.