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The modern world is home to many chemicals, airborne substances, drugs, and plants that can be extremely poisonous to your dog when ingested, inhaled or even just upon contact with its skin and can often result in death if left untreated.
In this video, I will give you a crash course on what common household products are poisonous to your dog, what signs to watch out for when your dog is poisoned and which immediate care and prevention methods you need to apply to potentially save his life.
This video should give you a broad enough overview on how to treat a poisoned dog until you can safely take him to the veterinarian. :)
Here is a breakdown of the information covered in this video:
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Swallowed Poison
02:32 Inhaled Poison
03:20 Topical Poison
04:49 Prevention of Poison in Dogs
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