New capital the facilities blue all no call water pumpkin of need. NEVER USE TYLENOL OR ANY OTHER OTC NSAID! If instructed to use aspirin for your dog, typically we tell you to use the buffered baby aspirin. Always consult the professionals first! Yes, one of dogs got into a goodly amount of rat poison when I was out of town on a weekend evening. Two different emergency veterinarians told me to get a turkey baster fill it with hydrogen peroxide and put it down the throat to induce vomiting. It was a challenge with 80 pound dog, but it worked. They wanted me to do that immediately, then bring him immediately. Then, when I got home, personal vet told me it was the correct treatment plan. Also, if you are out of town and emergency happens to your dog when you're out of town, you can still call your own vet and they can look up emergency vet for the area you're Thank goodness for me this worked. I 't keep it the house either, I bought a bottle of generic by mistake, thinking it was aspirin. I just gave it away. No use for the stuff. It is too hard on the liver, humans, and toxic to dogs. Besides, anytime that I have taken it, it doesn't work anyway! I am a CVT also, while I agree with some of the medications, You must always call for Vet's office, just because your dog is coughing, 't just give cough medicine it could be more things wrong that you are just masking, ie: heart problems, lung problems, valley fever etc. I know a lot of people have concerns but if you have a good relationship with your Tech's Vet they always answer questions…Please be cautious I swear by for dog. dog can't be a car for more than 5 minutes without throwing up I 't know how accurate the dosage is Make sure you give it to your pet at least 30 minutes to hour before going for a drive. I also highly recommend breaking the pill up as much as possible it absorbs into their stomach easier. I give dog 50 mg due to his severe car sickness, even though he is just under 20 lbs. It lasts very well for car rides and he can actually enjoy the ride instead of being miserable. One thing I that isn't on this list is Omeprazole I had a dog that could not even keep down water without vomiting. Everyone said he ate or drank too fast too much etc. We tried different foods to if he was allergic, but he couldn't keep down water that wasn't the problem. After xrays and stomach scoping and testing, we discovered that his stomach acids were too high and he had acid reflux The vet said to monitor his food and water intake. We gave our dog omeprazole before every meal, gave him a couple minutes for the pills to settle, and let him eat. He never threw up again. Well…not from that anyway. I forget the dosage but for a 100 lb rottweiler, we got the biggest quantities we could. Duh! I 't know why I never thought of One of rescue dogs got car sick for the first two years that I had him. And like you said, even if he hadn't eaten awhile. I was never able to figure that one out! We would go for a ride HOURS after breakfast, right before dinner and he would throw up. I would try Valerian or Melatonin to calm him down or some holistic motion sickness stuff, which didn't help either. Thankfully he is finally over the car sickness now, but I can't believe I never thought of Thanks. can also be used for snake bites. parents live the country and we each have had a dog bitten. vet prescribed both times for the dogs and they both did well with the treatment. I'm not sure what the dosage would be over the counter as I got prescription from the vet. We now keep it on hand out at their place now for emergencies until we can get a call into the vet if it's after hours. Both times the dogs were bitten by copperheads!!!! It depends on the snake as to how it affect the dog as well as where the bite is, if it's a dry bite, etc. is a herpetologist and has Facebook Orry Texas Snake and a youtube channel, gatorhunter92. Both of these have videos of venomous snakes as well as non-venomous snakes for identification and the Facebook has professional pictures he takes of snakes. You can also message him of Facebook any questions you might have about the venomous snakes your area and how the different venom affect the victim. dogs got into rat poison and ate quite a bit of it. vet told me to take a tablespoon of salt and put it down their throats. It works wonderfully. They threw up