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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s  I'm sure that it could potentially make the dog sick if it ate enough. I have no idea how much would have to be ingested in order for that happen, but based on the numbers I would think it would still have to be a considerable amount (in comparison to a mouse), but maybe not. Who knows.
I don't really know what to say. Numbers don't lie. You can see from my previous post that the amount needed to get the same results is MUCH more for a dog than a mouse--way more than it would be possible for one mouse to still have in it's system. Facts are facts. |
All I know is that it was a concern when mine had a rat and they did not actually eat it. When one started vomiting, my vet felt he needed to be seen. She is out of town this week, but I will ask her just so know for future reference.
The problem is that IF it were too much. by the time a person realized it the dog could end up dying from blood loss. Warfarin is a powerful substance. Not sure I would want to test that theory about amounts. Vitamin K is not a huge deal to give.