My puppy chewed a bleach bottle sprayer. What should I do if she's fine?

Hello. I think Stark will be just fine, especially if she did not puncture the bottle or lap up any spilled contents. This solution would be pretty nasty tasting & a little irritating, so if you have not noticed any drooling or salivating at this point, then she will be fine. If you do notice any vomiting, loss of appetite, or perceived belly pain, please see your veterinarian immediately. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Check her mouth for excessive reddening. if it looks evenly pink then there is likely no problem, especially since she drank some water. if you see a lot of reddening, spots, lesions, take her to a vet right away.

Thank you for contacting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach with your question about Roxy. Oh no, that's not good. Because the bleach is in water, it is diluted, which makes it less toxic. She may be fine, but I will give you some thinks you can do for her. First, give her a small bowl of milk. This may help neutralize any bleach present. Then check her mouth, see if you can see any redness in her mouth. If you do, she will need to see a vet. Otherwise, keep an eye on her. If she starts excessively drooling or vomits, have her see a vet right away. Best of luck.

As long as Hoyle didn't consume a large quantity of this stuff he should be OK. This product is primarily an irritant to the skin and eyes, and doesn't seem to have much toxic effect unless consumed in very large quantities. This doesn't sound like the case in this instance so great news! Hope this helps.

immediately wash your puppy in fresh water. rinse it off under under luke warm running water in the sink. Check its skin for damage, excessive reddening. If your puppy does have skin lesions or if it inhaled any of the bleach water or ingested it, you will need to take it to a per emergency room right away, Bleach water in the lungs or stomach is life-threatening.

That was naughty of Luna to get ahold of this wipe. Luckily the wipe is bleach free, which is great! Likely she didn't eat it, but keep an eye on her for excessive drooling, mouth pain, lethargy, and decreased appetite. If you see any of those signs, have her seen by a vet. I hope this helps!

I wouldn't worry too much. Bleach residue would at-most cause irritation to her skin or mucous membranes. As long as she's not in a heavily bleached room, the fumes would not be enough to cause any problems. Once bleach dries, it is rather safe and I would not worry about having her in the parts of the house where the bleach was. Large dog kennels at places like shelters and veterinary clinics are routinely cleaned with bleach without incident. I would only be worried if she drank bleach. I hope that helps to at-least give some relief and all is well with Emma.