Brian H. asked

🐕  Dog Health

My puppy may have eaten a 20mg escitalopram tablet. The puppy weighs 5 kg and it was about 10 minutes ago with no vomiting yet. There are two puppies, Daphne and Jasper, and I don’t know which one ate it. What should I do?

December 17th, 2023

Angela A. answered

Given the potential toxicity of escitalopram for a 5 kg puppy, inducing vomiting is recommended. Thi...

December 17th, 2023

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