My dog drank water with dry ice. Is it harmful or toxic for them?

Blue Ice packs have propylene glycol which in pure form is typically toxic, but the level of glycol present in Blue Ice pack is not toxic. Your dog should be fine even if he eats some of the blue liquid inside. Although the liquid is unlikely to cause problems, it's best to monitor If he vomits, appears weak, unbalanced or experiences any other unusual symptoms, go to your vet asap.

As long as your cat does not contact the ice or vapor directly, there shouldn't be any problem. Unpacking it outside and disposing of the dry ice outside is a good precaution. The main danger is of suffocation from inhaling the vapors inside a closed space.

Most cold gel packs contain nontoxic ingredients, such as propylene glycol, cellulose and urea. Within a few hours of ingestion, they may cause stomach upset, but they won't do any lasting damage. If it was an older (like from years ago) ice pack, then you should take your dog to a pet ER for induction of vomiting. However if it is recent, then it is likely non-toxic.

Hi, thanks for using PetCoach! From what I can find out about these Rapid Relief gel packs is that the contents are not to be ingested but are non-toxic. If ingested by humans or dogs there is generally no concern excepts maybe some tummy upset. It doesn't contain anti-freeze. I would confirm though with poison control to be 100% sure. There is a fee. http://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/ I wish you the best!

Hello, thank you for your question about Data. If there are no additives to the water I would not be too worried. This should not lead to any severe side effects. Data may experience a mildly upset stomach from this. Hope this helps, good luck!

I would only place a few ice cubes in the bowl so that your pet doesn’t get a brain freeze type headache. Otherwise it should be fine. Just also keep in mind that keeping your pet in the shade (if left outside), leaving inside of temperatures are above 90 degrees Fahrenheit, and providing fans are more effective methods of cooling off your pet. Best wishes with Hazel moving forward. Take care!

There was not likely enough of the chemicals in the water at that point to cause any poison problems. It can however cause vomiting and diarrhea over the next few days, so I would monitor for that. I would keep his food and routine the same