poison trifecta!
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| I think he looks pleased with his black beard and yick tongue. What a mess! Poor you and Duke. |
| Next time you can use hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting - it works VERY well, and no black mess. ...oh yes, I REALLY hope this is not needed though!  |
| Yeah, the black beard is cute, but the tongue......yuck. Doubt there was enough chocolate to be a problem but part of a trifecta.......yeah that was smart thing to do. |
| how did you get him to eat the charcoal???? |
| YUCK!!! |
| What's the black mass on the side of his bowl? |
| vomiting was induced via peroxide the charcoal absorbs toxins so they don't harm his kidneys and liver and it was real dark chocolate cocoa powder but the raisins and onion were the things I was most worried about. The glob on the side of his bowl was some of the activated charcoal he had pushed out while eating the rest. He actually ate it all on his own and even licked up the mess he made on the floor. That is my problem he will eat anything that he deems edible. |
| Derek tasted the charcoal and said it was nasty. I thought it was funny that he was willing to taste it just because Duke seemed so pleased to eat it. |
| From the look on Dukes face, it looks like he really would eat anything that didn't eat him first, lol. What an adorable messy sheepie! |
| I have one with a bad liver. She is holding her own, on Demarin, for three years. We think she reacted to TopSpot, so she doesn't get it anymore. She also gets Osteo-3 for arthritis. We just upped the Osteo-3 and it seems to be working. With her liver, we think twice about every medication. No dentals or removal of her lipomas. She is eleven and a real love. |
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