Bloating/ gas/ pain: May be food intolerances, record what occurs when eat dairy, gluten soy, or try no dairy x 1 wk ,then no gluten x 1 week then no soy x 1 week, Constipation-even w/ BM can cause pain and gas, try Gas-x 1 before meals & milk of magnesia (magnesium hydroxide) 1 tablespoon 2x/day x 4, Check stool guiac, reflux , h pylori, vaginitis ...
That means a 10ml bottle of 20mg nicotine e-liquid would have 200mg of nicotine in it (20mg x 10ml). Likewise, a 30ml bottle of 20mg e-liquid would have 600mg of nicotine in it (20mg x 30ml). When you refill your e-cartridges with e-liquid, you may need to know how much nicotine is contained in your refilling e-liquid.
Nicotine is a rapid acting toxin and, often, pets will show signs of poisoning within 1 hour of ingestion. Some types of nicotine gums also contain xylitol, a sweetener which is toxic to dogs. The acid in the stomach slows the absorption of nicotine so the administration of antacids (e.g., H2 blockers) is not recommended. Pets ingesting small amounts of nicotine often vomit spontaneously and may self-decontaminate.