How to judge whether a dog has taken rat poison or pesticide? If a dog accidentally eats rat poison or pesticides, it is likely that it will manifest itself as anxiety, anxiety, and excitement in the early stages. If matching measures are not immedi...
How to judge whether a dog has taken rat poison or pesticide? If a dog accidentally eats rat poison or pesticides, it is likely that it will manifest itself as anxiety, anxiety, and excitement in the early stages. If matching measures are not immediately adopted, in the middle and late stages of poisoning, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, bleeding in the stool, fainting and convulsions, and re-tension of the horn arch may occur.
If you accidentally swallow a small amount of pesticide in diffuse rat poison or dilution, puppies generally do not easily have sudden clinical manifestations, but instead develop the disease within 24-48 hours after the mistaken swallow. Because there is a very likely clinical manifestation at the beginning, it is generally difficult to diagnose puppies who have been poisoned in the early stage unless the master sees it with his own eyes.
However, if it is acute poisoning, the disease will occur quickly, and symptoms such as foaming, twitching, fainting and convulsions will occur in a very short time. If treatment is not immediately adopted, the puppy will generally die within 30 minutes. When you find that the puppy has the above symptoms, you should seek medical treatment immediately to prevent delaying the condition.
