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8/15/2009 10:33:40 AM
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Omg my dog just ate a bottle of eye drops...
What should I do? The bottle looks (well, looked) like [url=http://img.tradeindia.com/tradeleads/0/org_1698357.jpg]this[/url], but now the bottle is all chewed up and there is no more liquid inside. Should I take her to the vet?!?
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Better get the fire ready. No need to waste good meat.
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she'll be fine, its basically water.
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Um... eyedrops? Like, saline solution?
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She'll be fine, as others have said there's no reason to expect that anything dangerous was in the drops. Dream's right in that you should call the vet tomorrow to be certain, but don't sweat it. There wasn't enough quantity in the bottle to be an issue anyway.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Dream053 Your dog should be fine, then. Over-the-counter medicines like that are symptom relievers which have relatively little if any "hazardous" materials, especially since it is an eye drop. Humans and dogs are very different and share different tolerances, but consider this: Our ocular cavity, nasal passage, and our throats are all connected, which is why you might sometimes get a bad taste in your mouth after putting some eye drops in your eye. It isn't necessarily unsafe for us to consume small portions of such substances (since it will naturally happen regardless), so don't feel like you're dog was just doused in rat poison or something. Again, to be safe, call the vet's office in the morning and simply explain the situation to see what they say.[/quote] Ok thanks! I will upload a pic of her 4 u to see :) [url=http://i914.photobucket.com/albums/ac350/TheFallofReach/Ruby1.jpg]rofl dog[/url] [Edited on 08.15.2009 3:20 AM PDT]
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Your dog should be fine, then. Over-the-counter medicines like that are symptom relievers which have relatively little if any "hazardous" materials, especially since it is an eye drop. Humans and dogs are very different and share different tolerances, but consider this: Our ocular cavity, nasal passage, and our throats are all connected, which is why you might sometimes get a bad taste in your mouth after putting some eye drops in your eye. It isn't necessarily unsafe for us to consume small portions of such substances (since it will naturally happen regardless), so don't feel like you're dog was just doused in rat poison or something. Again, to be safe, call the vet's office in the morning and simply explain the situation to see what they say.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Dream053 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] watisthis they were pink eye relief eye drops :o[/quote] Pink eye relief? Are you talking about actual pink-eye as in conjunctivitis? Or is that just some brand for irritated eyes? If it's an actual medicine, then what is the name of the medicine specifically? There is no such thing as an over-the-counter drug for conjunctivitis. If it's an actual medicine, call a vet tomorrow and simply explain the situation. If they think you should bring her in, do so. If it's just some irritation relief drops, your dog will be fine.[/quote] Yeah it's pink eye relief
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I looked up the ingredients in pink eye relief drops, from what I can tell none of them are deadly.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] watisthis they were pink eye relief eye drops :o[/quote] Pink eye relief? Are you talking about actual pink-eye as in conjunctivitis? Or is that just some brand for irritated eyes? If it's an actual medicine, then what is the name of the medicine specifically? There is no such thing as an over-the-counter drug for conjunctivitis. If it's an actual medicine, call a vet tomorrow and simply explain the situation. If they think you should bring her in, do so. If it's just some irritation relief drops, your dog will be fine.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] watisthis they were pink eye relief eye drops :o[/quote] read the box/bottle, mastermind, and if she was poisoned it would have shown by now. for the record, maybe you should keep stuff out of her reach, im pretty sure th CDs were more dangerous.
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they were pink eye relief eye drops :o
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Dream053 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TheMaverick444 I doubt she'll get sick. I mean if it's safe to put in your eye I'm sure it's safe to drink.[/quote] Well damn, if blood is safe to put in my veins I'm sure it's safe to drink that, too.[/quote]Why not? I'm being serious. Unless it's infected, blood is pretty harmless.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TheMaverick444 I doubt she'll get sick. I mean if it's safe to put in your eye I'm sure it's safe to drink.[/quote] Well damn, if blood is safe to put in my veins I'm sure it's safe to drink that, too.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] triderian eyedrops are predominantly saline water dont get an erection[/quote]I just woke up my household, you ass.
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I doubt she'll get sick. I mean if it's safe to put in your eye I'm sure it's safe to drink.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] watisthis [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] CARmakazie [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] watisthis [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zuker666 Vet. NOW. Just in case.[/quote] Ok thanks. But I think I will wait and see if she gets sick. Around the area she chewed it in, the ground is wet, so hopefully most of it just spilled on the ground[/quote] Yeah, wait until it's too late.[/quote] She has eaten much worse, but I don't know if the eye drops have chemicals in them that would harm her. (she has eaten 2 xbl headsets, 2-5 plastic cars, my cats poop{all of the time}, dish soap, my little bro's DS game, 3-4 music cd's, wallpaper {she peeled it off the wall!!!}, wood, paper, plastic, and the list goes on) [/quote] You have one messed up dog take her to the nearest asylum [Edited on 08.15.2009 2:50 AM PDT]
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Once this kid back in high school put a few drops of eye drops in this kid's drink and the guy got really really sick, I would take her to the vet ASAP.
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Are the eye drops a [i]medicine[/i]? Or are they just moisturizing eye drops? If it's just normal moisturizing eye drops, your dog should be fine.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] CARmakazie [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] watisthis [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zuker666 Vet. NOW. Just in case.[/quote] Ok thanks. But I think I will wait and see if she gets sick. Around the area she chewed it in, the ground is wet, so hopefully most of it just spilled on the ground[/quote] Yeah, wait until it's too late.[/quote] She has eaten much worse, but I don't know if the eye drops have chemicals in them that would harm her. (she has eaten 2 xbl headsets, 2-5 plastic cars, my cats poop{all of the time}, dish soap, my little bro's DS game, 3-4 music cd's, wallpaper {she peeled it off the wall!!!}, wood, paper, plastic, and the list goes on)
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eyedrops are predominantly saline water dont get an erection
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] watisthis [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zuker666 Vet. NOW. Just in case.[/quote] Ok thanks. But I think I will wait and see if she gets sick. Around the area she chewed it in, the ground is wet, so hopefully most of it just spilled on the ground[/quote] Yeah, wait until it's too late.
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If she chewed it up and its small, it might just pass through. I would take her to a vet just as a precaution though.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zuker666 Vet. NOW. Just in case.[/quote] Ok thanks. But I think I will wait and see if she gets sick. Around the area she chewed it in, the ground is wet (she does not drool), so hopefully most of it just spilled on the ground [Edited on 08.15.2009 2:37 AM PDT]
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VET. Now.
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Vet. NOW. Just in case. [Edited on 08.15.2009 2:34 AM PDT]
