keishashadow
Proud Redhead...yes, I have some bananas!
- Joined
- Dec 30, 2004
Mac She was yelling at me for that and I told her lets see what did he chew up of mine ??
Charger cord for my cell phone and not to mention my cigs but the thing about that the crazy dog actually ate them cause all I found was the filters but did remind her she was the one that wanted the dog and even went to get him and sad thing was she had to be the one to give him back .
But anywho Good Night homies and sweet dreams
OMG, it's scary what they can get into, hard to keep things out of reach. amazing the dog survived, in the spirit of education thought i'd bring this over; learned this from rescue shelter i support
A 10-pound dog would only need to eat 2 to 4 cigarettes in order to show toxic signs. You should note that even after smoking, tobacco retains a significant amount of nicotine residue.
What To Watch For
The clinical signs of toxicity are dependent upon the amount and type of nicotine ingested relative to your dogs body weight. The signs of toxicity are dose-dependent and generally begin within one hour of ingestion. Many dogs will vomit naturally after ingestion.
When large amounts are consumed, the effects can be life-threatening, but even small amounts can induce symptoms. Without treatment, nicotine toxicity can cause paralysis of the breathing muscles and your dog may die from an inability to breathe, sometimes within a few hours. If your pet exhibits any of the following symptoms, call your veterinarian.
tremors, weakness, stumbling/incoordination, depression, hyperactivity, lethargy, rapid or difficulty breathing, drooling, dilated pupils, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, collapse