Tide to go Need HELP

I know I know This belongs on pets Rudy ate through the tide to go tube while I was asleep. I am freaking out right now. I tried to call the # on the tube and they are closed. I don't know what to do. Do you think it's bad for him or just soap

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call the vet ASAP!

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Posted by SweetestOfPeas

call the vet ASAP!

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Posted by june262004

Posted by SweetestOfPeas

call the vet ASAP!

Sunday = Vets closed.

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I am calling ASPCA poison control.

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ASPCA charges you $75 for any info...forget about them - I paid it and they knew nothing.

Call a 24 Vet - there is one in West Islip:
Dr. Elisabeth Freilicher
Veterinary Medical Center
75 Sunrise Highway
West Islip, NY 11795
631-587-0800
available both by appointment and 24 hours in emergency at the above number

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YA I called and was on hold and then heard the 55.00 charge.


I called the 24 hour vet who gave me poison controls #

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Try here for clinics
clinics

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I just googled the ingredients for it...

Peroxide (non-chlorine bleach) surfactant and perfume

FAQ's

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Peroxide will probably just make him vomit ... it is actually used to induce vomitting as a result of ingesting some poisons:

Poisoning

Signs of poisoning may include collapse, muscular twitching, vomiting, bleeding or convulsion. Do not hesitate to contact the vet. Take some of the noxious substance to the vet with you if you know what it is. If the dog has recently swallowed the poison, try to make it vomit. methods are a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water. Mix the regular Chemist strength of hydrogen peroxide (3%) with an equal part of water, but do not attempt to pour it down your dog's throat, as that could cause inhalation pneumonia. Instead, simply pull the dog's lips away from the side of his mouth, making a pocket for depositing the liquid. Use at least a tablespoon of the mixture for every ten pounds of your dog's weight. Once the mixture has been given, he will begin to vomit in about two minutes. When his stomach has settled, give him a teaspoon of Epsom salts in a little water, as this will empty the intestines quickly. The hydrogen peroxide, on ingestion, becomes oxygen and water and is harmless to your dog; it is one of the best antidotes for phosphorus, which is often used in rat poisons. After you have administered this treatment to your pet and his stomach and bowels have been emptied, rush him to your veterinarian for further care.

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there is an emergency vet on old country road too, in westbury (I think it's considered).

GOOD LUCK!

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Ok.... They said its not life threating. Rudy is acting normal... He's being his crazy self

Peroxide would make him throw up but that would happen in the first 15-20 minutes.

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So glad he's going to be okay!

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Posted by june262004

Ok.... They said its not life threating. Rudy is acting normal... He's being his crazy self

Peroxide would make him throw up but that would happen in the first 15-20 minutes.

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SO glad he's ok!!!

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I'm glad he's okay!!!

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Just came home and checked right away to see how Rudy is...glad to hear all is well!!!!

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I'm so glad to hear Rudy is ok!