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The method of making a dog vomit with hydrogen peroxide
If a dog eats a poison by mistake, it is necessary to make it vomit quickly to reduce the harm of the poison. The commonly used method is to use hydrogen peroxide.
When using it, you must first check the dog's condition. If the dog is dizzy, convulsing, or has breathing difficulties, you must not use this rashly. It must be done when his mind is still clear.
The amount of hydrogen peroxide depends on the size of the dog. Generally speaking, small dogs use three milliliters of hydrogen peroxide for every five kilograms of body weight; medium dogs use five milliliters for every ten kilograms of body weight; large dogs use eight milliliters for every fifteen kilograms of body weight. It must be measured with a syringe to ensure accuracy.
Slowly inject an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide into the base of the dog's tongue. After the injection, you can gently stroke its throat and help it swallow. After a while, the dog will vomit. If the dog still hasn't vomited after a few minutes, you can replenish an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide.
After causing the dog to vomit, you should not slack off. You must carefully check the vomit. If you see any poison, you can keep a little for veterinary inspection. And take the dog to the doctor immediately, and the veterinarian will review it carefully and give proper treatment to ensure the dog's health.
If a dog eats a poison by mistake, it is necessary to make it vomit quickly to reduce the harm of the poison. The commonly used method is to use hydrogen peroxide.
When using it, you must first check the dog's condition. If the dog is dizzy, convulsing, or has breathing difficulties, you must not use this rashly. It must be done when his mind is still clear.
The amount of hydrogen peroxide depends on the size of the dog. Generally speaking, small dogs use three milliliters of hydrogen peroxide for every five kilograms of body weight; medium dogs use five milliliters for every ten kilograms of body weight; large dogs use eight milliliters for every fifteen kilograms of body weight. It must be measured with a syringe to ensure accuracy.
Slowly inject an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide into the base of the dog's tongue. After the injection, you can gently stroke its throat and help it swallow. After a while, the dog will vomit. If the dog still hasn't vomited after a few minutes, you can replenish an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide.
After causing the dog to vomit, you should not slack off. You must carefully check the vomit. If you see any poison, you can keep a little for veterinary inspection. And take the dog to the doctor immediately, and the veterinarian will review it carefully and give proper treatment to ensure the dog's health.
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