After a dog accidentally eats cockroach poison, the following treatments should be carried out: confirm the toxicity, induce vomiting, and seek medical treatment in time.

1. Confirm the toxicity. If your dog accidentally eats cockroach medicine, you should immediately check the packaging instructions of the cockroach medicine. Generally, the formal instructions will indicate whether it can be eaten. If the instructions say that it is harmless for other animals to eat, don’t worry too much. Just drink more water to promote metabolism. If you eat a small amount of pesticides with low-toxic ingredients, they will not cause serious harm to your dog. If the instructions do not contain any instructions or clearly indicate that the product is harmful to animals, seek medical attention immediately from a pet hospital.

2. Treatment of vomiting. Including soapy water to induce vomiting, concentrated salt water to induce vomiting, assisted vomiting and hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting. A more convenient method for home use is the method of inducing vomiting with concentrated salt water: dissolve a large amount of salt into warm water until it no longer dissolves. You can use a spoon or a syringe without a needle to pour it into the dog's mouth, and then take the dog to exercise. Infusing as much as possible can dilute toxins and reduce inflammation. Get medical attention as soon as possible after treatment.

3. Seek medical treatment. If the dog accidentally eats a large amount of cockroach medicine, it is best to take the pet and cockroach medicine to the hospital for examination and medical treatment.