I found this information about dogs that may have bee poisoned...
"Unless the owner or another person has witnessed the ingestion of or exposure to the poison, diagnosis may be difficult. The symptoms are varied and may mimic other illnesses. The most common symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, lack of appetite, staggering, and difficulty breathing. Some poisons may cause hyperexcitability, muscle rigidity or tremors, bleeding disorders, heart, kidney or liver disorders, sensitivity to touch, light, or sound which may trigger seizures, and lead to coma and death.
Specific tests are not available for all poisons. The best treatment is determined by the suspected substance. The veterinarian may be able to make an educated guess by the symptoms or physical behavior the pet is displaying if the owner isn't sure what the poison is. Routine blood and urine tests may indicate some poisons. Samples may be sent to the lab but it may take several days for results and is is important to begin treatment right away."
I am NOT a vet, but I do think you need to find one ASAP. Please keep us updated.
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