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Hydrogen Peroxide Dogs Puking
If a dog eats poison by mistake, and the poison has not entered the intestines for a long time, hydrogen peroxide can be used to make it vomit.
When using it with caution, the dosage must be explained first. Usually, one teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide at a concentration of 3% should be used for every five pounds of body weight, and the total amount should not exceed three teaspoons. After dilution with water, slowly inject it into the dog's mouth with a syringe, do not force it to prevent it from choking.
After applying the medicine, pay attention to the dog's reaction. If the dog does not vomit, you can use it again after ten minutes. However, if there is still no vomiting after the second time, you cannot use it again. Seek medical attention as soon as possible.
And the use of this medicine is not suitable for all poisons. Such as poisoning caused by strong acids, strong alkalis, petroleum products, etc., the use of it may cause more serious damage. Therefore, if a dog eats a poison by mistake and can induce vomiting with hydrogen peroxide, it must carefully review the nature of the poison, and must not do it blindly. Only caution can be used to ensure the well-being of the dog.
When using it with caution, the dosage must be explained first. Usually, one teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide at a concentration of 3% should be used for every five pounds of body weight, and the total amount should not exceed three teaspoons. After dilution with water, slowly inject it into the dog's mouth with a syringe, do not force it to prevent it from choking.
After applying the medicine, pay attention to the dog's reaction. If the dog does not vomit, you can use it again after ten minutes. However, if there is still no vomiting after the second time, you cannot use it again. Seek medical attention as soon as possible.
And the use of this medicine is not suitable for all poisons. Such as poisoning caused by strong acids, strong alkalis, petroleum products, etc., the use of it may cause more serious damage. Therefore, if a dog eats a poison by mistake and can induce vomiting with hydrogen peroxide, it must carefully review the nature of the poison, and must not do it blindly. Only caution can be used to ensure the well-being of the dog.
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