Dogs are very active and very curious. It is easy for them to accidentally eat something and get poisoned. Don’t be nervous if your dog eats something by accident. Maybe we can save the day by ourselves, so it is necessary for us to learn how to rescue dogs. Dog poisoning is knowledge!

Dog babies, playful adult dogs and restless dogs may be accidentally poisoned. Common household medications like aspirin tablets may taste bitter, but are still ingested by some dogs. Keep all potentially poisonous items out of your dog’s reach. Symptoms of poisoning include vomiting, collapse, convulsions, and coma.

If the poison takes effect and your dog collapses, take him to the veterinarian immediately and bring him a description of what he ingested and its ingredients. If the veterinarian can quickly understand the type of poison ingested, treatment will be more effective.

If you see your dog ingesting a potentially toxic substance, you should stop it, check the packaging to find out what the substance is, and contact your veterinarian immediately.

If possible, ask others to help Baoding, open the dog's mouth, and give emetics or a small amount of salt water are also effective.

Notes

Within an hour of your dog swallowing poison, induce vomiting; if your dog remains awake and alert, you can be sure that no corrosive or irritating items have been digested. Start by giving plenty of soda or concentrated warm salt water (cup to spoonful). Please seek help from a veterinarian immediately and bring the vomitus for laboratory analysis.