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Dog Hydrogen Peroxide Danger
The danger of hydrogen peroxide for dogs
There are dog owners in the world. When dogs eat poisons by mistake, they often think of using hydrogen peroxide to help dogs vomit, but this is a hidden risk.
Hydrogen peroxide, scientific name hydrogen peroxide, is oxidizing in the human body and dogs. Appropriate amount is used to clean and disinfect the body surface to prevent infection. However, if it is taken orally by dogs, the situation is very different. In the dog's stomach, hydrogen peroxide quickly decomposes and releases oxygen when exposed to gastric acid and various enzymes. A large amount of oxygen accumulates in the stomach in a short period of time, causing stomach swelling, and even causing stomach rupture, endangering the dog's life.
And the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide can burn the mouth, throat, esophagus and gastric mucosa of dogs. In mild cases, the mucosa is red, swollen and painful, and the dog is salivating and has difficulty swallowing. In severe cases, the mucosa erodes and ulcers, causing serious complications such as bleeding and perforation, which may lead to scarring and affect the normal function of the digestive system.
In addition, vomiting is not suitable for all dogs to eat by mistake. If a dog eats corrosive substances such as strong acids and alkalis by mistake, vomiting will cause corrosive substances to damage the throat and esophagus again. Some poisons reflux through vomiting, or cause aspiration pneumonia, which aggravates the dog's condition.
Therefore, dog owners should be aware that it seems convenient to use hydrogen peroxide to help dogs vomit, but it is actually dangerous. In case of dog ingestion, it is advisable to contact the veterinarian as soon as possible, and act according to the professional guidance of the veterinarian. Do not use hydrogen peroxide without authorization to avoid irreparable harm to the dog.
There are dog owners in the world. When dogs eat poisons by mistake, they often think of using hydrogen peroxide to help dogs vomit, but this is a hidden risk.
Hydrogen peroxide, scientific name hydrogen peroxide, is oxidizing in the human body and dogs. Appropriate amount is used to clean and disinfect the body surface to prevent infection. However, if it is taken orally by dogs, the situation is very different. In the dog's stomach, hydrogen peroxide quickly decomposes and releases oxygen when exposed to gastric acid and various enzymes. A large amount of oxygen accumulates in the stomach in a short period of time, causing stomach swelling, and even causing stomach rupture, endangering the dog's life.
And the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide can burn the mouth, throat, esophagus and gastric mucosa of dogs. In mild cases, the mucosa is red, swollen and painful, and the dog is salivating and has difficulty swallowing. In severe cases, the mucosa erodes and ulcers, causing serious complications such as bleeding and perforation, which may lead to scarring and affect the normal function of the digestive system.
In addition, vomiting is not suitable for all dogs to eat by mistake. If a dog eats corrosive substances such as strong acids and alkalis by mistake, vomiting will cause corrosive substances to damage the throat and esophagus again. Some poisons reflux through vomiting, or cause aspiration pneumonia, which aggravates the dog's condition.
Therefore, dog owners should be aware that it seems convenient to use hydrogen peroxide to help dogs vomit, but it is actually dangerous. In case of dog ingestion, it is advisable to contact the veterinarian as soon as possible, and act according to the professional guidance of the veterinarian. Do not use hydrogen peroxide without authorization to avoid irreparable harm to the dog.
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