My 8-month Malamute swallowed Dayquil liquid. Is my dog okay?

If the entire intact pill was in the vomit you probably don't need to worry and she may be tired after vomiting. If it seemed to be punctured or partially dissolved then there might be a chance for toxicity depending on what type of DayQuil it was and what the active ingredients are. If it was punctured repost your question and either take a picture of the box or list the active ingredients.

Although the amount your dog has ingested is a lot more than the recommended amounts for dogs, it should not cause toxicity if your dog is over 5 kg. If he is under 5, he could be in danger and it would be a god idea to take him to the vet right away to get an injection to induce vomiting.

Hello and welcome to Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. For that amount he could have issues with both the Acetominophen (30mg/kg) which could cause KCS, which is a problem with the eyes. So for this you will want to get a product like 'Refresh', or some other eye lubricant with no medication and lube his eyes twice a day for the next couple weeks. The biggest concern is the decongestant. If the box says the ingredient is phenylephrine 5mg then you shouldn't be concerned, however if the ingredient is pseudoephedrine then you will want to have Gideon into the vet right away. Otherwise, monitor for signs of anxiousness, hyperactivity, inability to settle, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, or increased drinking and peeing. If these occur then go to your vet. If your dog has any clinical signs, or any other underlying disease conditions (which could affect how these drugs affect him, such as liver or kidney disease), then I would bring him right away to the vet. To be extra precautious you could take him to a vet to get him to vomit (remove any remaining toxin in his stomach) however this isn't as effective for the liquid capsules as they absorb quickly, and activated charcoal which will bind any other toxin left in his stomach. Best of luck with Gideon.

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 :-)

No this should not be toxic to the point of life-threatening illness if a little is swallowed. At most, you may see some stomach upset (vomiting, diarrhea) in which case a bland diet of boiled plain chicken OR lean ground turkey and rice can be given to help settle the stomach. Otherwise, Sooky should be fine moving forward. Take care : )

Please contact animal poison contrtol ASAP. https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control ‭(888) 426-4435‬ There is a fee for this service but they can help determine if Sammy needs to be seen and will work with his vet to develop a treatment plan. Or take him immediately to a vet. Be sure to have the medication package with you so the amount he infested can be determined

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.