Organophosphorus poisoning

For example, if dogs accidentally eat pesticides or come into contact with their skin, they will experience symptoms such as excessive drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, miosis, difficulty breathing, and tremors. At this time, the owner can use water and milk to dilute the poison. If the dog is still conscious and has no convulsions, vomiting can be induced; if it is poisoned by skin contact, the dog can be rinsed with plenty of water or salt before being sent to the hospital for treatment.

Rodenticides

If dogs accidentally eat these pesticides, they will have pale mucous membranes, nosebleeds, hematuria, melena (bloody stools), bleeding gums, difficulty breathing, etc. If symptoms occur, you can induce vomiting after ingestion within two hours of accidental ingestion, and rush to the hospital to ask a doctor for treatment.

Detergent poisoning

Such as soap, dishwashing detergent, shampoo, etc., which are the most common items in the home, are especially easy to be eaten by dogs. Dogs may vomit and have diarrhea after eating by mistake. The dog can be given oral milk or water to dilute the toxicity, and the remaining residue on the dog can be washed away and sent to a veterinary hospital for treatment.

Corrosive poisons

are divided into two categories: acid poisoning and alkali poisoning.

1. Acid poisoning: For example, hydrochloric acid and battery exudate can cause tissue coagulation necrosis. Therefore, do not induce vomiting or give alkalinizing substances to avoid further burns. In case of skin contact, rinse with clean water for 10-20 minutes.

2. Alkali poisoning: For example, alkaline batteries and ammonia can cause tissue liquefaction necrosis. Therefore, vomiting cannot be induced, and acidic substances cannot be given to neutralize it. Milk and water can be given. In case of skin contact, rinse with clean water for 10-20 minutes.

Venomous snake bites

Although venomous snakes are rare in cities, this situation is often easily ignored by owners. However, snakes are still unavoidable in some farmlands and suburbs. Once a dog is bitten, it will be fatal if not treated in time. Since there are many types of venomous snakes, it is best to send them to the hospital within 30 minutes and inject them with high-priced antivenom. The sooner it is given, the more effective it is; if it is given for more than 30 minutes, the effect will be poor.

Carbon monoxide

After the dog is poisoned by carbon monoxide caused by car exhaust, incorrect use of gas, and indoor bathing, the gums will turn cherry red, shake and lose consciousness. Let him breathe fresh air and perform artificial respiration first aid.

Liquid detergent

The dog drinks the cleaning solution by mistake and foams at the mouth or foams at the mouth after being poisoned. Just wash the mouth with clean water.

Insecticide

After a dog accidentally eats it, it may cause excitement, convulsions, restlessness, drooling, convulsions, and coma, which may be fatal. If no convulsions occur, try to wash them with water; if convulsions occur, avoid light and sent to hospital immediately.

Tobacco

If tobacco poisoning caused by eating cigarettes causes vomiting, activated carbon tablets can be used to relieve the discomfort.

Special reminder:

Do not induce vomiting after accidentally ingesting the following items: caustic soda, toilet cleaner, dishwashing detergent, kerosene, alkali, paint thinner, furniture floor leather polish detergents, wood preservatives, bleaching powder, pipe cleaners, concentrated detergents, oven cleaners, gasoline.