Poison

Induce Vomiting?

Antifreeze Yes
Arsenic (ant/rat/mouse poison) Yes
Aspirin Yes
Battery acid No
Bleach No
Crayons Yes
Drain cleaner No
Fertilizer No
Furniture polish No
Glue No
Household Cleaners No
Insecticides (flea/tick dips) Yes
Kerosene No
Kitchen matches Yes
Laundry detergent No
Medications Yes 
Motor Oil No
Nail polish No
Paint thinner No
Paintbrush cleaner No
Paste (glue)  No
Pine-oil cleaners No
Plaster, putty No
Shampoo Yes
Shoe polish Yes
Toilet bowl cleaners No
Turpentine No
Weed killers Yes

Method To Induce Vomiting (courtesy of www.petplace.com)

Hydrogen Peroxide

Three percent hydrogen peroxide is quite effective in making dogs vomit. You must be sure to use three percent peroxide and not hair coloring strength peroxide. Despite the label indicating that hydrogen peroxide is toxic, it is safe to give to dogs for this purpose. It is considered toxic since it induces vomiting and therefore does not stay in the body.

The appropriate dose of hydrogen peroxide is one teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight. Once given, walk your dog around or gently shake the stomach area to mix the peroxide with the stomach contents. Vomiting should occur within 15 to 20 minutes. If no vomiting occurs, you can safely repeat the three percent hydrogen peroxide once. If it is still not effective, your dog may need to be seen by a veterinarian for stronger vomiting medication.

(Chart taken from Dogs: The Ultimate Care Guide, Good Health,
Loving Care, Maximum Longevity
, published by Rodale Press, Inc.)

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