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PET HEALTH INFO : Household Medications part 3 (PETS)
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From: MSN NicknameStarlite_NC  (Original Message)Sent: 10/30/2005 7:23 PM

Pain:             

Pain should not be treated at home without the input of your veterinarian.  Although some common household painkillers are safe in people, they can be very toxic to animals.  Give painkillers only as prescribed by a veterinarian.

1.       Aspirin—dose only as prescribed by your veterinarian. Do NOT use in cats!

2.       NEVER USE Acetaminophen or ibuprofen!

Inducing Vomiting:            Certain situations may occur that might result in further more severe symptoms unless vomiting occurs.   Examples of this would include ingesting a large amount of chocolate or eating a foreign object such as a battery.  A consultation with your veterinarian should be initiated immediately. Many times it is more effective to induce the vomiting at home rather than taking the time to drive to a veterinarian’s office. 

1.       Hydrogen Peroxide—Dose 1 teaspoonful for each 10 pounds of body weight.  If no vomiting occurs within 15-20 minutes, repeat dose.

2.       Syrup of Ipecac should NOT be used in dogs or cats.

ONLY YOU KNOW YOUR DOG..  If you don't feel right about how your pets is acting,   Contact  your VET..
Your Gut reactions are always the best..

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