Dogs generally do not take the initiative to eat rat poison. If the dog accidentally eats rat poison, it may cause poisoning.

The ingredients of rat poison are mainly divided into amoxicillin and zinc phosphide, both of which are highly toxic to dogs. The main symptoms include vomiting, foaming at the mouth, accelerated breathing, difficulty breathing, convulsions, blood in the stool, etc. The mortality rate is extremely high. Once symptoms appear, they must be sent to a pet hospital for rescue in time. If you take rat poison within thirty minutes, you can induce vomiting to expel the drug.