What Do You Do If Your Dog Eats Roach Poison?
Last Updated Apr 15, 2020 7:44:40 AM ET
The Daily Puppy recommends rest without feeding if the ingested roach poison is a bait with boric acid as the active ingredient. If the ingested poison is a spray containing phosphorus, the dog's owner should induce immediately seek help from a veterinarian.
To ensure maximum safety for the dog, PetPlace.com warns that inducing vomiting should not be done unless a veterinarian specifically prescribes it. The Daily Puppy suggests rushing the dog to a veterinarian, without wasting time on trying to induce vomiting if signs such as convulsions are present indicating the poison is already attacking the dog’s nervous system.
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