You should also check hotel room floors before you let your dogs in. People drop all kinds of things that cleaning staff misses.
Another good tip! I never would have thought of that.
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You should also check hotel room floors before you let your dogs in. People drop all kinds of things that cleaning staff misses.
This is a very good lesson that I'll be passing on to every dog owner I know!!... Don't keep Advil in the kitchen!!! If I were to open the bottle and spill it by accident, Miko would eat 5 tablets before I had a chance to do anything about it. 5 tablets would kill him!! From now on, the Advil will be in the bathroom where I can close the door and keep Miko away whenever I want to take one.
I'm so glad that he seems to be fine now.
As the parent of two furkids who seem to get into no end of trouble ingesting things they should not, I feel your pain (and the pain the pocket book).
That's partly why I started the thread on a basic first aid kit for our dogs. I think we can alleviate alot of grief (and stress on our wallets) if we learn some basics to do ourselves.
Noone can ever substitute for a vet, of course, but it you live too far or its holiday hours....you need to be able to do something.