Treatment and Diagnosis of Food Poisoning in Dogs

Treatment for dog poisoning:

1. Dogs should induce vomiting first after food poisoning. If the food that caused their poisoning is not excreted in time, their physical condition may deteriorate after a long time. If there is no emetic prepared in advance at home, soap and water can be used instead. And the vomiting should be given to the dog within four hours of eating the poisonous food. After a long time, the vomiting will have no effect.

2. In addition, excretion is also a good way to help dogs detoxify. It is okay to use this method when the dog has food poisoning for a short time. However, this method is not recommended when the dog's mental state is very poor and can no longer withstand this process.

3. The most scientific method is to use drugs. If the dog’s poisoning is not very serious, then the owner only needs to help the dog take some detoxification drugs. After the dog’s poisoning symptoms are relieved, the dog can be given some antibacterial and disinfection drugs in the later stage to prevent detoxification. Completely makes the dog re-infected.

4. Take it to the pet hospital for gastric lavage, enema, and infusion to speed up the metabolism of toxic substances in the blood, and at the same time need to give corresponding detoxification injections.

How to tell if a dog is poisoned:

1. After a dog is poisoned, symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, convulsions, foaming at the mouth, blood pulling, hematemesis, hematuria, and screaming will generally appear.

2. The dog's body will have nervous reactions, uncontrolled, stiff limbs, and some dogs will be extremely excited, and even die suddenly.

3. The dog may also experience hemolysis, paddling, dyspnea, muscle cramps, dilated pupils, lameness, etc.