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Can rodenticide (rat/mouse poison) kill a dog? I think my dog has been poisoned!


Question Posted Saturday May 11 2013, 7:10 am

I really really need to know something, can rodenticides kill a dog??? I'm really worried about this since I think my dog has been poisoned...Thanks in advance.

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adviceman49 answered Saturday May 11 2013, 10:26 am:
I believe it can depending on the type of poison and the amount your dog has ingested. Call the emergency number for you Vet immediately.

Some areas have emergency vet service listed under the heading of local government services. Call that number now if you have not already contacted a vet for help.

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DangerNerd answered Saturday May 11 2013, 7:15 am:
Take your dog to the vet, right now.

If you believe your dog has ingested rat poison, you need to take care of this right away. Call the emergency number if it is after hours. Do it now.

I hope your dog survives.

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