Source: My Vet
By leekelly from WI
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01/27/2011
I trust my vet and would not do anything to harm my bast friend, but if anyone fells different about this please take your animal to the vet.
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01/27/2011
I believe this was also recommended to me some back by a vet assistant for my dog-thought to have lapped up some radiator coolant in a pool of water-doesn't take to much hp and it works well to induce vomiting--turned out he didn't injest coolant-so he was a-ok-better safe than sorry
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01/27/2011
Wow, what a scary thing to do! I wonder about your vet? Where did they attend school? What about the syrup for kids who got into something bad? Sorry I can't recall the name. Time to call my vet, before something does happen!
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(Archived Jan 26, 2011)Hydrogen Peroxide for Pet Poisoning
HERE'S THE TIP: She told me to give each cat a tsp. of Hydrogen Peroxide, making sure to get it in the back of their throat. Wait 5 minutes for them to throw up. If they don't, repeat it ONLY 1 MORE TIME. Wait 5 minutes. If they still haven't, put a tiny pinch of salt in the back of their throat. Wait 5 more minutes. By then, if they haven't, take them to a vet immediately.
It worked the first time with Mimzy and the second time with Monazy! Both are still healthy and still with us, thankfully.
By Jackie from Des Moines, Iowa
Editor's Note: Please always consult a vet first, before trying home remedies.
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