Dog drank liquid

[Scan an]

So I got a 30ml bottle of Spartan wives from fusion prime, it was a 6mg bottle and my pitbull broke the part you squeeze to get the liquid out. She got almost none cause my bottle is still pretty much full, but will she be ok, she's a bigger dog and she eats cat poop and tasty cakes and is ok so I just wanna check

 

[Buggainok]

So I got a 30ml bottle of Spartan wives from fusion prime, it was a 6mg bottle and my pitbull broke the part you squeeze to get the liquid out. She got almost none cause my bottle is still pretty much full, but will she be ok, she's a bigger dog and she eats cat poop and tasty cakes and is ok so I just wanna check

I think you should call a vet, maybe an emergency after-hours one, and ask about it. Chances are she will be fine, but I myself would call someone and ask.

 

[Mrs C]

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[Warpigs]

Welcome to ECF! Hope your dog is ok!

 

[potholerepairman]

So I got a 30ml bottle of Spartan wives from fusion prime, it was a 6mg bottle and my pitbull broke the part you squeeze to get the liquid out. She got almost none cause my bottle is still pretty much full, but will she be ok, she's a bigger dog and she eats cat poop and tasty cakes and is ok so I just wanna check

you may have an issue with insurance in the future, run fast and far, and take care of your dog in every way.

 

[Scan an]

Ok, cause I mean she eats anything if you leave it out, but I caught her before she broke the whole cap and the carpet didn't wreak of the liquid so I would guess she got little to none of it cause I used some of it before hand it seemed to be at the same level as it was before she got it so I think she'll be fine, but she's never gotten to it before so I figured I'd ask. Thank you very much.

 

[Scan an]

She also ways 60 pounds so according to that article you posted she will probably show no signs and would most likely be fine

 

[Racehorse]

Ok, cause I mean she eats anything if you leave it out,

And knowing this --- you still leave things out.

She also ways 60 pounds so according to that article you posted she will probably show no signs and would most likely be fine

Would you say the same thing if it were your child/infant?

Internet medicine at it's best.............

"The prognosis is good when small amounts are ingested and treatment is prompt and aggressive. "

for god's sake, get your dog to a vet, or at least call one, and at least *attempt* treatment.....what *responsible pet owner* in their right mind comes to an internet forum of non-medical people to have their dog "diagnosed" by typing a few sentences?

 

[readeuler]

Just get some more tasty cakes in her, and she should be fine.

I'm sorry, I couldn't resist. I imagine she'll be fine; I assume a dog would throw up, just like a human, if they'd ingested too much nicotine.

 

[potholerepairman]

Ok, cause I mean she eats anything if you leave it out, but I caught her before she broke the whole cap and the carpet didn't wreak of the liquid so I would guess she got little to none of it cause I used some of it before hand it seemed to be at the same level as it was before she got it so I think she'll be fine, but she's never gotten to it before so I figured I'd ask. Thank you very much.

Because you own a dog who trust you to do the right thing, that did not happen might be an issue.

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[Scan an]

I didn't leave it out, she dug into my bag and pulled it out, and that dog is practically my child. I freak whenever she eats something she's not supposed to, she eats cat poop. I'm shocked that it has no affect on her or that she enjoys it. I definitely care about her. She's a rescue dog and it took me months to get her to like me and she's just a little overly curious. Of course I'm concerned, but if she is that big and the lethal dose is over 25 mg, she should be fine because it was only 6mg.

 

[danny4x4]

Doggone it! That's all i can say.

I have no idea how the dog would feel, but I would make sure that its water bowl is always filled just in case. But i think it's probably okay.

 

[Scan an]

Just get some more tasty cakes in her, and she should be fine.

I'm sorry, I couldn't resist. I imagine she'll be fine; I assume a dog would throw up, just like a human, if they'd ingested too much nicotine.

Haha thanks for the tip, she's a good tough dog. I would imagine the cat poop she gets is worse for her and that dosent seem to affect her.

 

[potholerepairman]

I didn't leave it out, she dug into my bag and pulled it out, and that dog is practically my child. I freak whenever she eats something she's not supposed to, she eats cat poop. I'm shocked that it has no affect on her or that she enjoys it. I definitely care about her. She's a rescue dog and it took me months to get her to like me and she's just a little overly curious. Of course I'm concerned, but if she is that big and the lethal dose is over 25 mg, she should be fine because it was only 6mg.

Not crushing your desire to find advice at all, just giving advice, a dog eating stuff it should not is puzzling and a rescue pitbull? that doesnt happen in my neck of the woods. seems like it could be , whatever

 

[Racehorse]

I would imagine the cat poop she gets is worse for her

No, it isn't.

Coprophagia is a normal behavior in many species, including dogs.

Injesting nicotine isn't.

Not crushing your desire to find advice at all

Well put me in the record, I am.

This is not a veterinary site, it's an ecig site with vapers. Unless somebody here has a veterinary degree, then giving advice to a complete stranger about their dog who has just injested ejuice is irresponsible. We shouldn't be making up stuff and diagnosing possible canine poisoning on this forum.

 

[Scan an]

And knowing this --- you still leave things out.




Would you say the same thing if it were your child/infant?

Internet medicine at it's best.............

"The prognosis is good when small amounts are ingested and treatment is prompt and aggressive. "

for god's sake, get your dog to a vet, or at least call one, and at least *attempt* treatment.....what *responsible pet owner* in their right mind comes to an internet forum of non-medical people to have their dog "diagnosed" by typing a few sentences?

Why do you have the right to criticize me? I simply came looking for advice. I'm 18 for starters, and I care very much for my dog,I won't claim I'm the most responsible, but I would not let my dog die. It's a forum not a Burn book.

 

[Scan an]

Not crushing your desire to find advice at all, just giving advice, a dog eating stuff it should not is puzzling and a rescue pitbull? that doesnt happen in my neck of the woods. seems like it could be , whatever

It doesn't where I live either but I absolutely love pit bulls. I have two.

 

[Reverend Brimstone]

Hey, my pit was a rescue, too. Sweetest dog I ever owned.

 

[Scan an]

No, it isn't.

Coprophagia is a normal behavior in many species, including dogs.

Injesting nicotine isn't.



Well put me in the record, I am.

This is not a veterinary site, it's an ecig site with vapers. Unless somebody here has a veterinary degree, then giving advice to a complete stranger about their dog who has just injested ejuice is irresponsible. We shouldn't be making up stuff and diagnosing possible canine poisoning on this forum.

I think you people need to chill out a bit, I asked a question. It's not like I am investing all of my trust into these answers, just trying to get some idea of the matter at hand. I know my dog isn't the first to do this, I've seen its quite common actually.

 

[Racehorse]

Why do you have the right to criticize me? I simply came looking for advice.

You came to a non-veterinary site to get a diagnosis for your canine friend, and yes, I am criticizing that.

I have a right to post a response to you, and I did. If you don't like it then don't read it.

To tell you, from an internet post, that your dog will be safe, is the utmost irresponsible thing I could imagine doing. It is no different than somebody coming on here and asking about their child injesting nicotine, their cat injesting nicotine, their ferret injesting nicotine.

The reason is that nobody here, unless they have a veterinary degree, should even be diagnosing this.

And yes, I am criticizing you for being careless. If you think that is harsh, then so be it. This is a life we are talking about.

I think you people need to chill out a bit, I asked a question. It's not like I am investing all of my trust into these answers

Okay. I didn't realize that. So, what other things are you doing then? Did you call your veterinarian? Or a 24 hour veterinary hospital in your region to receive instructions?

Because if things go south, you should already have a Plan B in processs........right?

As a responsible dog owner, what items do you have in your first aid kit should you be told by vet to induce vomitting, or give activated charcoal, etc.? Are you prepared to take the steps necessary if your dog should start to show signs?