My dog ate 60 cranberry UTI chews. Will he be okay? What should I do?

You may see some gastrointestinal upset (vomiting and/or diarrhea) in the next 4-12 hours. The ingredients should not cause anything worse. Withhold food for 12 hours then offer a bland diet in small, frequent amounts until symptoms resolve. Transition slowly to the regular diet afterwards. Monitor for lethargy, loss of appetite or abdominal pain.

He should be fine if he ate just one. Just monitor him closely for the next couple days for any abnormal symptoms. If any are noticed then he should see a vet ASAP. This NSAID ingredient is a derivative of aspirin but not as problematic. He should be fine but not all animals react the same to medications.

You may see some stomach upset. This may include vomiting, diarrhea or loss of appetite. This can usually be managed at home with a 12-24 hour fast followed by a bland diet fed in small, frequent amounts until symptoms resolve. If symptoms persist, see your veterinarian.

What a cutie! I cannot see the ingredients label on your product so I cannot say for certain, but there are no toxic concerns with cranberry or parsley. I would, however, recommend talking to your vet about his urine stream. I would be concerned about the possibility of an issue with the prostate or something like a bladder stone and your vet may want to do an X-ray to check for these problems if your pup isn’t improving on the antibiotics.

Azo tablets have been show to potentially cause methemoglobulinemia in dogs and cats and should not be given. It also can cause a dry eye condition in dogs. I would recommend not giving this to Eve. There are pet formulated cranberry tablets that you can purchase from your veterinarian (if available) or through your local pet store.

This may cause Bruce to have a slightly upset stomach, possibly some diarrhoea for example but there shouldn't be any lasting problems as it is a natural herbal based product. In that case a bland diet of boiled chicken breast and boiled white rice may be helpful for a few days to help settle things. If he displays any signs other than mild gastrointestinal upset or if the symptoms persist then I would recommend making an appointment with your veterinarian so that they can examine him. If you are at all concerned though it is always better to have him examined by your veterinarian. Best of luck!

Thank you for contacting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach with your question. Depending on the mg of the B12 pill, this may be fine. The cranberry vitamin shouldn't cause any problems. Because I don't know the mgs of the B12 pill, I can't give an exact answer. Give the Pet Poison Hotline a call at 855-764-7661. You can tell the mg of the pill, and they can advise you further. Best of luck.