In the event that you can't get professional help right away, here are some things you should do to make sure that your pet has a chance for survival without sustaining physiological damage. Dogs Before you call the vet, you need to know exactly what your pet has ingested. Your vet will need to know what the active ingredients are, in what concentrations they are used and any other pertinent label information. According to veterinarians, it may provide valuable clues and may be helpful to your veterinarian. A poisoned dog or cat must be treated immediately, because delay could cause death.
Different poisons act in different ways and require different treatments.
Try to induce vomiting by giving him a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water. Instead, simply pull the pet's lips away from the side of his mouth making a pocket for depositing the liquid. Use at least a tablespoon of the mixture for every ten pounds of your dog's weight. He will vomit in about two minutes. When his stomach has settled, give him a teaspoonful full Epson salts in a little water to empty the intestine quickly.