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1 CE CreditToxicology BriefMetaldehyde Silicosis in Dogs Jessica M. Kawasaki, BS, CVT, ITS (CPC/F) The Parkway Veterinary Hospital Lake Oswego, OregonMetaldehyde is an organic compound commonly used

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1. If you suspect your dog has ingested metaldehyde, seek immediate veterinary care. Time is of the essence when treating metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs.
2. Do not induce vomiting unless specifically instructed by a veterinarian. Metaldehyde can cause seizures, and inducing vomiting may increase the risk of aspiration.
3. The veterinarian may administer medications to control seizures and provide supportive care to stabilize the dog's condition.
4. Intravenous fluids may be given to maintain hydration and help flush the toxin from the system.
5. Activated charcoal may be administered to help absorb any remaining metaldehyde in the stomach.
6. Close monitoring of the dog's vital signs, such as heart rate and respiration, will be necessary.
7. In severe cases, the dog may need to be hospitalized for further treatment and observation.
8. Follow all post-treatment instructions provided by the veterinarian.

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1. Metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs can occur in any dog that ingests products containing metaldehyde, such as slug and snail bait.
2. This can happen accidentally if a dog finds and consumes these baits in gardens or if a dog owner uses these baits without proper precautions.
3. It is important for all dog owners to be aware of the risks of metaldehyde toxicosis and take measures to prevent accidental ingestion.

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What is metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs?

Metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs is a potentially fatal condition caused by the ingestion of metaldehyde, a compound commonly found in certain slug and snail baits. It can lead to symptoms such as agitation, muscle tremors, seizures, and possibly death.

Who is required to file metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs?

Veterinarians, pet owners, and animal health professionals who observe cases of metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs are typically required to file reports regarding such incidents to relevant authorities.

How to fill out metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs?

To fill out a report for metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs, one should provide detailed information including the dog's symptoms, the suspected amount of metaldehyde ingested, the treatment administered, and any relevant diagnostic results.

What is the purpose of metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs?

The purpose of reporting metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs is to monitor incidents of poisoning, gather epidemiological data, raise awareness about the dangers of metaldehyde, and develop safer pest control alternatives.

What information must be reported on metaldehyde toxicosis in dogs?

The information that must be reported includes the dog's age, breed, clinical signs, treatment provided, the amount of metaldehyde ingested, the location of the incident, and the name of the product involved.