Dewitt on sat 13 nov 04
Call the ASPCA poison center - (888) 426-4435. Their website is
http://www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=apcc_phonenumber There may
be a $50 charge for their service. You also really need to get him to an
vet emergency room as soon as possible. Copper and chrome are both toxic.
deg
At 07:00 PM 11/13/2004, you wrote:
>Help!!! I just got home and found that my 4 month old golden Retiever
>puppy got in to my studio while I was out. He tore open bags of copper,
>Chrome and redart. He has green powder around his nose and mouth but his
>throat looks clear. Has anybody had this experience or know what to do?
>Please post to me directly damicom@cruzio.com ASAP if you have ANY
>thoughts or information. I'm certain my local vet knows little about
>glaze materials.
>Thanks
>Michele D'Amico
>damicom@cruzio.com
>
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Josie Norman on sat 13 nov 04
Call your Vet Now! That are resources he or she will have to get the
information needed. This is not something you should try to take care of
yourself. My prayres are with you and your puppy. Josie another golden
lover.
> [Original Message]
> From: Michele D'Amico
> To:
> Date: 11/13/04 9:00:17 PM
> Subject: Poisoning
>
> Help!!! I just got home and found that my 4 month old golden Retiever
> puppy got in to my studio while I was out. He tore open bags of copper,
> Chrome and redart. He has green powder around his nose and mouth but his
> throat looks clear. Has anybody had this experience or know what to do?
> Please post to me directly damicom@cruzio.com ASAP if you have ANY
> thoughts or information. I'm certain my local vet knows little about
> glaze materials.
> Thanks
> Michele D'Amico
> damicom@cruzio.com
>
>
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pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on sat 13 nov 04
Hi Michele,
Probably...he merely has got his nose into these dusts a
little bit, and had not injested them to any meaningful
degree.
Puppies have quite remarkable tolerances...also...(as the
resultant flatulence from thier having eaten foam-rubber for
example, can sometimes attest..)
Wash him off...keep an eye on him...likely, he is fine...
Otherwise, if you have the names of the suspect chemicals
handy ( as you seem to) you can call "Information" and
obtain the numer for calling your regional 24 hr Poison
Controll Hotline ( I think it is called) and then, talking
to a representative, ask about probable symptoms, and
recommended treatment-regimin.
Maybe - if you are going to do that - withold water and food
for the time being...untill you have spoken to them.
Phil
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Michele D'Amico" 5:00 PM
Subject: Poisoning
> Help!!! I just got home and found that my 4 month old
golden Retiever
> puppy got in to my studio while I was out. He tore open
bags of copper,
> Chrome and redart. He has green powder around his nose
and mouth but his
> throat looks clear. Has anybody had this experience or
know what to do?
> Please post to me directly damicom@cruzio.com ASAP if you
have ANY
> thoughts or information. I'm certain my local vet knows
little about
> glaze materials.
> Thanks
> Michele D'Amico
Michele D'Amico on sat 13 nov 04
Help!!! I just got home and found that my 4 month old golden Retiever
puppy got in to my studio while I was out. He tore open bags of copper,
Chrome and redart. He has green powder around his nose and mouth but his
throat looks clear. Has anybody had this experience or know what to do?
Please post to me directly damicom@cruzio.com ASAP if you have ANY
thoughts or information. I'm certain my local vet knows little about
glaze materials.
Thanks
Michele D'Amico
damicom@cruzio.com
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