Friday, September 6, 2013

Grape and raisin poisoning in dogs

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Toxicity is very well documented in dogs grapes and raisins (dried grapes). Although the exact substance that causes the toxic response that is not yet known, it was shown that even small amounts of grapes or raisins can prove fatally toxic to a dog.

Dogs of any age, race or sex can be affected. One of the most serious complications of grape/raisin toxicity is an acute (sudden) renal failure with lack of production of urine (anuria). However, kidney failure is not seen in all dogs after ingestion of grapes or raisins, and also the reason why some dogs are overly concerned, while others will not, is still being studied.

Vomiting and/or diarrhea - often within a few hours; after 24 hours of taking vomiting and fecal contents contain pieces of grapes or RaisinLoss of AppetiteLethargy, weakness, unusual QuietnessAbdominal PainDehydrationOliguria (passed on only a small amount of urine) anuria (complete setting of the urine) (renal) renal failure and death

Grapes or raisins revenue - can be toxic for dogs even small amounts.

This is an immediate emergency treatment need. If you are positive that your dog, you have grapes or raisins vomiting as soon as possible, before the toxins can be recorded in the fruit.

Try to vomiting, with a simple solution of hydrogen peroxide from a teaspoon per five pounds of body weight - at once given with no more than three teaspoons. If vomiting within a period of ten minutes is the first gift, you can try again with the same amount. This method should not be given more than three times in a ten minute interval be apart of one.

If your dog has not vomited after the third dose, use it or something, to try to induce vomiting. Not something stronger than hydrogen peroxide without approval from your veterinarian, and no vomiting try it unless are absolutely sure what your dog has recorded. If your dog has already been broken, try no longer vomiting force.

Also no vomiting if your dog is unconscious, breathing problems she or presents evidence of serious trouble or shock. If your dog or not, vomits after the first supply, you must guide him to a veterinary facility immediately.

Activated carbon is also to prevent the absorption of the toxin. You call a veterinary doctor your dog immediately after learning taking the grapes or raisins to figuring out how much carbon, to manage your dog. Remember that you still need, take your dog in for medical care, because some dogs are more sensitive than others and may be more intensive care, such as stomach wash/lavage and fluid therapy.

The prediction of the result of an illness in advance

A thorough examination of the properties of urine; to determine the presence or absence of disease

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A procedure used to obtain waste from the blood when the kidneys are not functioning

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