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MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
We don't recommend inducing vomiting with this - I'd recommend calling an animal pet poison helpline for assistance. You can call Pet Poison Helpline at 800-213-6680 (there is a $35/per incidence fee) or ASPCA's Animal Poison Control (there is a $60-65/per incidence fee). Some paints can be easily inhaled into the lungs, resulting in a pneumonia, so we do not recommend inducing emesis!
With any poisoned patient, always make sure to call your vet or an animal poison helpline right away as time is of the essence, and these emails are not responded to immediately.
Good luck!
With any poisoned patient, always make sure to call your vet or an animal poison helpline right away as time is of the essence, and these emails are not responded to immediately.
Good luck!
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