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10-09-2019 02:33 PM
@Lipstickdiva wrote:
One lick of this lotion, that is diluted with other ingredients, isn't going to do anything to a dog just like one raisin or grape is going to do anything to your dog.
I'm not pulling facts out of thin air. I've talked to Vet Poison Control, my vet, and a Vet Hospital.
1 lick, and any number of raisins, including 1, can be fatal to a dog, any number. There are factors in our pet's makeup to consider as well; kidneys, liver, pancreas, cardiac problems, known or more likely, unknown happening......
My vet rushed her dog to the hospital because she ate 2 raisins, 2. and her boxer was young and healthy that's how dangerous . The hospital immediately pumped her stomach, started an IV for fluids and meds, start another IV of platelets and IV calcium. They weren't doing it just to be safe, they knew what they were dealing with, and they were right, the boxer did hemorrage, lysis developed, she lingered for days, went through bags of blood,
thank God she made it. Thank God
Please don't say one lick, or one of anything, someone may read or hear that, and not no any better....
1 of anything may kill.
Please call yourself, everyone, please call places that know.
10-09-2019 02:59 PM
I think you are overstating the possible danger to pets. Maybe take a step back, and take a deep breath.
10-09-2019 03:01 PM
Why would your vet not just treat her own dog herself?
10-09-2019 03:25 PM
Josie says all kinds of things that are not backed by any science. How irresponsible of Josie to say such a thing. Just another blunder and possibly a deadly one😡
10-09-2019 06:28 PM - edited 10-09-2019 09:46 PM
You might read the extensive treatment the poor doggie required.
Do you imagine his owner, a Vet, keeps ready blood, and a donor dog, along with IV set ups, and IV medication in her Home?
I imagine not. The poster said the Vet rushed her Boxer to the Vet and They treated it. Nothing says she didn’t help.
Yes, a small amount can be dangerous. Even a tiny bit.
10-09-2019 08:05 PM
@LukeandDrewsMom wrote:I think you are overstating the possible danger to pets. Maybe take a step back, and take a deep breath.
Maybe you should do some research on the subject before you make that determination.
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