My dog ate a Tylenol pill. Is it an emergency for a small dog?

Oh dear! I'm afraid that B needs to be seen by an emergency vet immediately. The toxic dose of Tylenol in dogs is considered to be 50-100 mg/kg. If B ate 12 500 mg tablets, this is a total of 6000 mg - with his body weight, this works out to 600 mg/kg, which is far above the amount that can cause serious toxicity issues or even death. I would recommend taking him to your nearest emergency clinic right away for treatment.

This type of intoxication can be extremely dangerous and lead to serious consequences. Side effects would depend on the dose. Please repost your question and give us more informations about the quantity ingested to have more precise answers from us. In case the quantity was unknown, an immediate check up would be essential.

You need to take him into a vet immediately. He sounds quite sick, especially with the number of times he has vomited, and this requires veterinary care. Do not give him any more paracetamol, it's not safe for dogs (it's toxic). Please take him into a vet immediately. Best of luck.

The concern here is the Tylenol, which is toxic to dogs. Yes, it is pointless to induce vomiting now, it's too late. Tylenol does cause irreversible liver damage, so I think it's best to get DiNozzo checked out by a vet immediately to be safe. Please take him into a vet now. Best of luck.

Oh no, that was naughty of Sammi to get into the Tylenol! As long as the majority of the pill is there, it is likely she didn't ingest enough of it to cause toxicity. The good news is that Tylenol isn't as toxic to dogs as it is to cats, so she will likely be fine :-)

In dogs high doses (100mg/kg body weight) are needed to induce toxicity - which results in liver and kidney failure and other side effects. The dosage your Border Collie ingested should be relatively safe (50mg/kg), but I would strongly recommend a check up anyway to give gastroprotectants medications and reduce gastrointestinal absorption.

Hi, as you probably suspect acetaminophen is toxic in dogs. It can be used in certain cases under your vet's guidance, at a dose of 10mg/kg. Is this formulation of 120 mg/ml or 120mg/5 ml ? How many drops did you give ? Most vets have an antidote fro acetaminophen toxicity and should be able to help Dumbo. First step would be to understand the dosage he has ingested. Hope this helps,