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PostPosted: 12/22/05 - 15:45    Post subject:
msparks wrote:
Kimba90 wrote:

Of course, she also got into the rat poison so we're already watching her for bleeding...dumb blondie...

Apparently, this problem isn't rare. A quick call to the vet and I was told that they treat this with B-12 and Vitamin C. Their best guess? Rat poison must taste good...to dogs.
well it is made to attract animals to eat it. we give rat poison to humans too to help thin the blood, and yes B-12 is given to though with thin blood and some anemias so it makes sense to me. the Vit C is new to me though.
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PostPosted: 12/22/05 - 19:17    Post subject:
Who knows if she actually ate some...Dennis was a bit freaked out but rat posion is actually a very slow-release blood thinner....and the dogs weighs alot..113 lbs..so we just have to watch her and see if she's bleeding anywhere. I wasn't too worried because of her size.
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