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How do you induce vomiting in a dog I would like to know, I have read many posts here where members induced vomiting. Exactly how do you do this? |
This tells you how and when http://www.doctordog.com/dogbook/dogvomit.html |
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Thanks a lot. I will have to call the pharmacy here and see if they carry this Syrup of ipecac because I have never heard of it until now. Thanks a lot:thumbup: |
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You can also use hydrogen peroxide but should check with your vet first. This is from a dog emergency kit instructions. Hydrogen peroxide should be in every dog's medicine cabinet. Although most commonly thought of as a way to clean a wound, another important use is to induce vomiting when your dog has ingested toxins, foreign objects, drugs or spoiled food. However, check with your veterinarian first because there are times when it is best not to induce vomiting. Dogs won't drink peroxide willingly so buy an oral dose syringe or keep a turkey baster on hand to help administer the liquid. Also check the expiration date; expired peroxide is not as effective |
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Cool, thanks, I wished I had known this when scooby ingested the rat poison:( |
You can also use hydrogen peroxide but should check with your vet first. This is from a dog emergency kit instructions. This is what my vet recommends!!It dont take much |
I wonder where I can get a dog emergency kit here, maybe at the pet stores as the pharmacy will only be for humans. I will check. |
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You can make up your own. These are items my information shows you should have. I borrowed the list from BabyFidgette's mom. Hope you don't mind the cross posting Nicole!:) Sterile gauze/dressing 3 % Hydrogen Peroxide Adhesive Bandages (*Pet Wrap~see below) Adhesive Tape Rectal Thermometer Cold Packs Grooming Clippers Artificial tears/eyewash Penlight Blanket Antiseptic Cream Eye dropper (to administer medications) Tweezers Scissors K-Y Jelly Quik-stop (styptic powder) Rubber Gloves Leather Gloves 10cc Syringe Bulb Syringe |
As info., tonight I gave Sadie a Nylabone, which I was told is safe for Yorkies. I did not think she could eat it, but ten mins. later I looked and half of the bone was ingested. About ten mins. later, she started wretching. It was awful watching her, so I took a capful of 3% hydrogen peroxide, and she took two sips. I was amazed as I thought I would have to force it down her. Five mins. later, I gave her two more sips, and she bolted to the door. She started eating grass, and within five mins. she threw it all up and was fine. Hopefully, this can help someone else. |
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