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How And When To Induce Vomiting If Your Dog Gets Sick

HOW AND WHEN TO INDUCE VOMITING IF YOUR DOG GETS SICK

The following vomit guide is taken from Dogs: The Ultimate Care Guide, Good Health,Loving Care, Maximum Longevity, published by Rodale Press, Inc.

How and When to Induce Vomiting

One teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide for each ten pounds of body weight can quickly induce vomiting. If you’re fresh out of hydrogen peroxide, try a combination of one tablespoon of dry mustard and one cup of cold water. But  vomiting should never be induced when trying to purge caustic substances such as drain cleaner and petroleum-based products that can burn twice — once when they do go down and again if they are vomited.

Also, if your pooch is having trouble breathing, having seizures, has a slow heart rate, is unconscious, or has a bloated stomach, never induce vomiting.

Poison

Antifreeze
Arsenic (ant/rat/mouse poison)
Aspirin
Battery acid
Bleach
Crayons
Drain cleaner
Fertilizer
Furniture polish
Glue
Household Cleaners
Insecticides (flea/tick dips)
Kerosene
Kitchen matches
Laundry detergent
Medications
Motor oil
Nail polish
Paint thinner
Painbrush cleaner
Paste (glue)
Pine-oil cleaners
Plaster, putty
Shampoo
Shoe polish
Toilet bowl cleaners
Turpentine
Weed killers

Induce Vomiting?

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One last mention – I am dedicated to educating all dog owners about the dangers of commercial dog foods.  In order to make an educated decision about what food to feed your dog you must obtain real dog food comparisons and learn the truth about what is really in commercial dog foods.  Please click the link below to read the shocking truth before you feed your dog another meal!

 

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Plants Harmful To Your Pets

PLANTS THAT ARE HARMFUL TO YOUR PET

We all want to keep our pets safe from harm so we all must educate ourselves by researching dog food comparisons, harmful fruits, vegatables and nuts and plants that are harmful to your pets in an effort to keep them safe at all times.

Here is a list of plants harmful to your pets:

  • Angels Trumpets

  • Aconite

  • Asparagus Fern

  • Arrowgrasses

  • Azalea

  • Altropa Belladonna

  • Autumn Crocus

  • Baby’s Breath

  • Bird of Paradise

  • Baneberry

  • Begonia

  • Black Locust

  • Bloodroot
  • Buckeye

  • Buttercup

  • Cala Lily

  • Caladium

  • Clematis

  • Cyclamen

  • Chinaberry Tree

  • Daffodil

  • Dragon Tree

  • Day Lily

  • Easter Lily

  • Elderberry

  • Elephant Ears

  • English Ivy

  • Foxglove

  • Geranium

  • Holly

  • Horsechestnut

  • Hydrangea Leaves

  • Hyacinth

  • Impatiens

  • Iris

  • Ivy – Boston, English, Pothos

  • Jasmine

  • Lantana

  • Lily of the Valley

  • Morning Glory

  • Oleander

  • Primrose

  • Poinsettia

  • Rhododendron

  • Rubarb

  • Sago Palm

  • Skunk Cabbage

  • Spider Plant

  • Star of Bethlehem

  • Wild Radish

  • Wisteria

  • Weeping Fig

  • Yew

Make sure when you are planning your garden or buying house plants that you take in consideration the potential of harm those plants can have on your pets.  Print out this list of plants harmful to your pets and take it along with you as you go shopping.

One last mention ~ as you all know I am very passionate about educating everyone about the dangers of commercial dog foods so don’t forget to go to read the following report before you feed your dog another meal – you could be saving your dogs life!

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