According to the Metropolis Times citing " Sohu Clairvoyance" report, on January 1, in Suzhou, Jiangsu, a dog secretly ate 6 ibuprofen pills when its owner was not at home, which caused concern.
The dog owner said that when he got home that day, he found that the ibuprofen on the table had been eaten by the dog, and he immediately sent him to the hospital to induce vomiting. The condition was not good that day, and he vomited bloody water three times. "It only took 2 hours from eating to vomiting, and half of the undigested white particles came out." The owner of
said that fortunately the dog survived. The dog’s condition has improved a lot and it still needs to be observed for two more days.
The owner also said that she had put the medicine on a higher table before leaving home, but the dog still jumped on it. Don’t underestimate the desire of dogs and cats for snacks. Dangerous things must be put away and locked up.
Coincidentally, on December 14, a puppy in Tianjin was sent to Pet Hospital for rescue after accidentally ingesting 6 ibuprofen pills. However, unfortunately, the dog passed away due to multiple organ failure.
Director Wang of the pet hospital said that the owner took a rest after taking the medicine. The puppy was three months old and swallowed a total of six pills while the owner was resting. After being discovered, he was sent to the hospital for induced vomiting and gastric lavage. However, he died of multiple organ failure due to excessive drug absorption.
Dean Wang reminded not to allow pets to eat medicines by mistake, which is very harmful to the dog's body. You should keep medicines, small toys, socks and other small items at home to avoid being eaten by pets.
[Source: Jiupai News Comprehensive City Times, Sohu Clairvoyance, Liaoshen Evening News ]
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