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Hi, my name is***** a licensed Veterinarian with over 37 years of clinical experience. I'm here to help you and Noodles today. Sorry to hear that he ingested the lubricant. I will look that up and brb...
I can't find any specific information except that it can be toxic. How long ago did Noodles ingest the lubricant?
I can't find very much information on it either. The window to induce vomiting has closed but do you have any activated charcoal?
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Yes, that is perfect. How much does Noodles weigh?
Ok, I recommend giving Noodles 8 260 mg capsules just once. You can lightly coat each capsule with peanut butter to make it easier to give them. Activated charcoal is completely nontoxic and will bind to any toxin and carry it out of Noodles body with his poop. It is known as the universal antidote
The charcoal will turn his stool into a black, gooey blob but it does not cause diarrhea. It does seem to make them sleepy after they take it but I think that is ok as we heal when we sleep. Please do not feed her until two hours after giving the charcoal. If you feed them, the charcoal binds to the food and not the toxin. Activated charcoal can not hurt it can only help.
That is perfect. I think the ingredients of the Yeti lube are proprietary as that site just lists alternatives to using the Yeti lube, but that's ok as it won't hurt Noodles to take the activated charcoal.
No, it is rare, but sometimes they do vomit a little after taking the charcoal, but the majority stays in the stomach. That is usually when we've induced vomiting using peroxide before giving the charcoal.
Sounds good, thanks for reaching out tonight, take good care :)
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