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My two year old dog ate some bug poison.?
My two year old dog ate some bug poison this afternoon. I noticed when I stepped outside by his dog house and he didn't get up. He usually runs to me so it seemed a bit odd. I tried to get him to stand up but he refused to. Then I really knew something was wrong. He did attempt to stand and walk but he just trembled and struggled. My mom noticed that he had ate bug poison that blends in with the dirt but he obviously must have picked it up even though he never eats or rolls around in the dirt, he just dig holes. Then I found some of it on his bed so then I know it was the bug poison. I took him to the vet but of course the entire treatment/cure was ridiculousy expensive. This dog is my responsibility and I am only an 18 year old college student with a part-time job. So they said that the most they could do with the least expenses is give him a dose that would reduce any seizures and tremors. He threw up at the animal urgent care but he has not since. He came home with me so I am just watching him and I will be taking him with his primary vet tomorrow morning. He is still trembling but he seems to still struggle. He is putting in great effort to stand and walk though. I don't know what to do. No medications were dispensed. Only a dose to reduce tremors and prevent seizures. I just don't know what happens from here. What to wait for. Will he be okay with the simple dose? Or are all those expensive medications absolutely necessary? I am terrified. Thank you so much ahead of time
4 Answers
- Verulam 1Lv 77 years ago
Poison ingested? - V E T. And asap. Take the 'bug poison' you think is involved with you so he knows what he's treating.
ps If you have already seen an Emergency Vet and cost is an issue then I guess you just have to trust to luck he survives until your normal vet is open again..... NOT what I'd be doing however. Did they suggest activated charcoal?
- Anonymous7 years ago
Friend, The dose was given already do you see him being ok?? You said it yourself no.
Ofcourse unfortunately he need more medication I know its expensive but I also see and dont blame me for being harsh but its the family members fault for keeping such poisoness substance available on sight!!
but that doesnt mean you're not a responsible owner either.
as for the primary vet, yes its the best thing ud do for him nothing is more important than keeping up with vets advice and meds. Unfortunately friend we all learn the hard way when we make mistakes such as these. Goodluck hopes he gets better :)
- Anonymous7 years ago
Your dog is going to die. An immediate stomach pump could save it's life!
- Anonymous7 years ago
well iif its really serious then you should quickly visit vetrainy


