When a dog eats rat poison, we must first induce vomiting for it to vomit out the rat poison in its stomach as much as possible, and then determine which drug to take based on the dog’s physical symptoms. Parents generally cannot do this at home. To determine the physical condition of the dog, it is best to send it to the hospital for examination and determine what drug to use for detoxification after knowing the physical condition of the dog.

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There are many types of rat poisons nowadays, usually chronic and acute. Chronic rat poisons may only take effect after a few days, so parents need to take precautions in advance.