If the dose of medication exceeds the tolerance of the puppy's body, recovery may not be possible. Under normal circumstances, when giving medicine to a dog, it is necessary to clarify the description of the medicine and the weight of the dog, and then use the medicine strictly, otherwise the dog may be poisoned. Secondly, when overdosed, the curing medicine can be converted into poison, and the puppy will have symptoms such as foaming at the mouth, high fever, vomiting, shock, coma, death, diarrhea, convulsions, abdominal pain, etc., so when the dog ingests the medicine After overdose, it is recommended to vomit out the drug by inducing vomiting as soon as possible and then take it to the hospital for examination.

What to do if a puppy takes too much medicine:

1. If the dose the dog takes is only slightly more than the normal dosage, there will generally be no serious consequences. problem, but you should pay close attention to the dog's condition. If you have any allergies or poisoning, such as vomiting, diarrhea, excitement, redness, swelling, itching, etc., please seek medical attention in time.

2. If the dose exceeds the normal dose by several times, you can seek medical advice and induce vomiting. If the drug has been absorbed, intravenous infusion is required to dilute the drug concentration, and a large amount of vitamin C and diuretics are used. The owner can write down the name of the drug to facilitate timely administration of the antidote and save the dog's life.