I Need help!!!! my labs sick..

[Curly]

Any update on Duke? 

[rtspring]

Yes,turns out it was either the flea medicine or seizures! He is.doing better.

[bearpaw]

good to hear he is getting better, I will remember that about the peroxide, good thing to know... 

[Happy Gilmore]

Yes,turns out it was either the flea medicine or seizures! He is.doing better.

Glad he's doing better. That's a weird diagnosis. Was the vet assuming he ingested the flea meds which caused seizures and vomiting?

[ac_156]

Have them test for mushrooms, my golden had the same problem apparently she ate some while snack on he grass

[Ireland Farms]

good to hear he is getting better, I will remember that about the peroxide, good thing to know... 

I'd consult a vet before using peroxide.

[wildweeds]

In my hank the handymans home vetrinary book,which is very very informative,the book calls for peroxide to make a dog lose it's lunch.Some folks were here at my place and there prized gordon setter FC ate an entire bag of hersheys chocolate mini bars while they were looking at an english pup of mine.They asked if I had peroxide and a syringe and I did,they administered the peroxide and rivers of chocolate began to flow in the driveway I myself wouldn't leave a dog unattended loose in a rig because of instances like this.The other reason would be to be insured of an intact headliner,seats and appendages off of the steering column.

good to hear he is getting better, I will remember that about the peroxide, good thing to know... 

I'd consult a vet before using peroxide.

[Caseyd]

Dehydration

[Jerbear]

Glad it is looking better.

[sled]

Take him to the vet.

  maybe a stroke

[Mudman]

My wife is a vet. tech. and yes peroxide is great to use for this ingestion issue.  If your dog is sick and you think it is a toxin eaten then time is your enemy.  Induce vomiting and a syringe works best.  Take to vet for care and possible IV fluids next. Liquid Vet. grade Charcoal is used often as well.

[wildweeds]

Not a stroke,dogs do not have strokes.This info was learned by me from my A+ WSU grad vet.Can't recall but it's and enzyme/chemical thing that makes it impossible.

Take him to the vet.

  maybe a stroke

[lokidog]

My wife is a vet. tech. and yes peroxide is great to use for this ingestion issue.  If your dog is sick and you think it is a toxin eaten then time is your enemy.  Induce vomiting and a syringe works best.  Take to vet for care and possible IV fluids next. Liquid Vet. grade Charcoal is used often as well.

Loki ate an entire bag of rat poison when she was a pup, tenant failed to tell me about the bag in the garage when asked.     The peroxide did the trick and she left it all in the Safeway parking lot.  No syringe though, just poured it down her throat.  Vets should tell every dog owner about peroxide on their first visit!

[Mudman]

Not a stroke,dogs do not have strokes.This info was learned by me from my A+ WSU grad vet.Can't recall but it's and enzyme/chemical thing that makes it impossible.

Take him to the vet.

  maybe a stroke

Your right but they still do stroke but its different and named something medical, but same result more or less.  Dunno sounds stupid I know.