After contact with high-concentration disinfectants, immediately rinse with plenty of running water and wash with light soapy water. If your pet dog's skin shows tremors or pain, go to the nearest pet hospital after flushing. After eye contact, immediately rinse with running water for no less than 15 minutes. If you still have severe eye pain, photophobia, tearing and other symptoms, go to a nearby pet hospital as soon as possible. Your pet dog may resist during flushing. Please use a muzzle to cover your pet dog's mouth to avoid accidental injury. If poisoned by accidental ingestion, milk or raw egg white can be taken orally. Generally, do not induce vomiting or gastric lavage.
If poisoned by iodine-containing disinfectants, you can immediately take a large amount of rice soup, starch slurry, etc. Then go to a nearby pet hospital for treatment immediately.
If a large amount is inhaled, the dog should be quickly removed from the harmful environment to a fresh air place, and the pet dog should be placed in a place with good air circulation. If it is exposed to a large amount or has obvious discomfort, it should be sent to a nearby pet hospital for treatment as soon as possible. .
Pet dogs are not resistant to disinfectants, so owners must place disinfectants out of reach of dogs. When you find something is wrong with your dog, be sure to take it to the hospital promptly.