Summer Month: 2 
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Earthquake Moon: 
| Chatbox |
| Nevermore. |
| A vet is the best way to go. Doing things on your own isn't the way to go. Inducing vomiting in an already lethargic dog isn't going to be good. Put a call into your vet and talk to them on whether you need to bring the dog to their office or not. |
| Honey |
| i would also try to get ahold of poison control. they can give you advice as well as a case number that you should pass along to your vets |
| RoyalSins88 |
| Vixen From what I gathered we are looking at a case of a dog eating grass covered in pesticides. Symptoms are lethargic shaking and stomach making noises, 2 other dogs also ate this grass without any symptoms of their own. At least that’s what I’ve gathered, if I’m wrong Key please elaborate further so we can assist the best we can. |
| Honey |
| if your dog ingested pesticides you need to get them to a vet. inducing vomiting will not prevent their GI tract from absorbing the pesticides |
| Xylo |
| Evie I know I believe<3 Dude that's so cool! How long are you here for? ^^ and do you have any plans? |
| Vixen |
| as a vet tech, be careful with peroxide as it can cause gastric ulcers. best route for vomiting is apomorphine at a vet clinic. there’s also the risk for aspiration pneumonia when making them vomit. |
| Chrono |
| Hydrogen peroxide Giving your dog 3 percent hydrogen peroxide is an effective and safe way to make it throw up whatever item it swallowed. Give one teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide for every 10 pounds (4.5 kilograms) of body weight. |
| Feiella |
| Daughter Of Stone growls in annoyance. great granddaughter of Baelor and Salad while her brother annoys another wolf lol I love my wolves. They either like or don't like each other |
| RoyalSins88 |
| You use one teaspoon of peroxide per 20 pounds of body weight to get a dog to throw up safely |
| Quests |
| Alliance Battles |
| Challenges |
 | Caiman : -4 |
| Margay : +3 |
| Leopard : -3 |
| Chatbox |
| Nevermore. |
| A vet is the best way to go. Doing things on your own isn't the way to go. Inducing vomiting in an already lethargic dog isn't going to be good. Put a call into your vet and talk to them on whether you need to bring the dog to their office or not. |
| Honey |
| i would also try to get ahold of poison control. they can give you advice as well as a case number that you should pass along to your vets |
| RoyalSins88 |
| Vixen From what I gathered we are looking at a case of a dog eating grass covered in pesticides. Symptoms are lethargic shaking and stomach making noises, 2 other dogs also ate this grass without any symptoms of their own. At least that’s what I’ve gathered, if I’m wrong Key please elaborate further so we can assist the best we can. |
| Honey |
| if your dog ingested pesticides you need to get them to a vet. inducing vomiting will not prevent their GI tract from absorbing the pesticides |
| Xylo |
| Evie I know I believe<3 Dude that's so cool! How long are you here for? ^^ and do you have any plans? |
| Vixen |
| as a vet tech, be careful with peroxide as it can cause gastric ulcers. best route for vomiting is apomorphine at a vet clinic. there’s also the risk for aspiration pneumonia when making them vomit. |
| Chrono |
| Hydrogen peroxide Giving your dog 3 percent hydrogen peroxide is an effective and safe way to make it throw up whatever item it swallowed. Give one teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide for every 10 pounds (4.5 kilograms) of body weight. |
| Feiella |
| Daughter Of Stone growls in annoyance. great granddaughter of Baelor and Salad while her brother annoys another wolf lol I love my wolves. They either like or don't like each other |
| RoyalSins88 |
| You use one teaspoon of peroxide per 20 pounds of body weight to get a dog to throw up safely |