Xác định xem chó cần nôn mửa hay không. Đưa chó đến khu vực khác. Cho chó ăn bữa nhỏ. Gọi cho bác sĩ thú y hoặc trung tâm phòng chống độc cho động vật. Xác định lượng oxy già 3% cần dùng cho chó. Cho chó uống oxy già. Dẫn chó đi dạo. Chờ chó nôn mửa.

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Before inducing vomit, make sure it is the right thing to do. If your dog swallowed any of the following substances, you should induce vomiting at home:  Antifreeze, if your dog swallowed it in the past two hours Chocolate Grapes or raisins  Tylenol or Aspirin  Plants, such as azaleas and daffodils If your dog is laying on its bed or on the carpet, you’ll want to move your dog somewhere else before inducing vomiting. For example, take your dog outside or move your dog to an area where cleaning up vomit will be easy, like a room with linoleum flooring. If your dog is weak, it may not be able to walk easily on its own. You may need to carry your dog or at least help it walk to where you want it to go. At first, it may seem strange to feed your dog to get it to vomit. However, feeding your dog a little food can actually increase the chances of vomiting. A small portion of canned food or a slice of plain bread are good food choices.  Canned food will be easy for your dog to eat and is tastier than dry food. Your dog may not want to eat on its own. If this happens, try putting the food directly in your dog’s mouth to get it to eat. Do not spend a lot of time trying to get your dog to eat. This is very important! Do not try to get your dog to vomit before calling your vet or animal poison control center. When you call, provide as much information as possible so they can instruct you on what to do (and what not to do) next. Important information includes:  What you think your dog ingested (toxic plant, house cleaning product, chocolate) How long you think it’s been since your dog ingested the toxin Your dog’s symptoms Your dog’s size If your vet or poison control center says it’s okay to induce vomiting, give your dog 3% hydrogen peroxide, which is available at your local pharmacy. It is the preferred vomit-inducing product for dogs. Give your dog one teaspoon hydrogen peroxide per 10 pounds (4.5 kg) of body weight. Use a measuring spoon to measure the right amount of hydrogen peroxide. Draw up the hydrogen peroxide...