What are the symptoms of food poisoning in dogs?

Symptoms of food poisoning that dogs are contraindicated:

1. Frequent vomiting, diarrhea, blood in the stool, and some may even cause hypovolemic shock due to dehydration and electrolyte loss. Rapid breathing, tachycardia, and irregular heartbeat may also occur.

2. Some toxins have chronic toxicity to the liver and kidneys, such as eating moldy and spoiled food, there will be a large amount of aflatoxin and zearalenone at the same time, these toxins directly lead to liver failure gradually, increasing the risk of liver cancer, clinically Show ascites, jaundice, loss of appetite.

3. Some foods are toxic to the kidneys. For example, dogs cannot eat grapes. Once poisoned, it will lead to anuria, proteinuria or diabetes insipidus, which are manifestations of kidney failure.

4. Rat poisoning. For example, tetramine mainly produces neurological symptoms, generalized convulsions, or some animals suffer from blood coagulation failure, and animals die from bleeding. This kind of poisoning generally occurs quickly and the condition is serious. Most of the poisoning is difficult to rescue and treat.

5. Isoniazid poisoning, this drug can also cause generalized convulsions. If an animal is found to have eaten isoniazid by mistake or picked up this unknown food outdoors, it needs to be sent to the animal hospital for vomiting as soon as possible. Because once this kind of poison occurs, the animal will go to treatment after convulsions, and it is basically difficult to save the animal's life.

First aid measures for dogs with food poisoning:

1. Give the dog water to induce vomiting. Commonly used emetic agents include sodium carbonate, salt and mustard. However, it is generally effective to induce vomiting within 30 minutes after the dog eats the poisonous food.

2. If the dog can regain consciousness, give the dog a lot of soda or concentrated warm salt water first.

3. Collect the food the dog just ate and hand it over to the veterinarian for subsequent diagnosis.