Poison Ivy doesn't effect some does, but for dogs who are allergic to poison ivy it can appear cause anything from slight irritation of the skin. To developing a rash with/without blistering, hives and/or swelling.
If the dog is not allergic there won't be any signs of a reaction to the plant.
No, dogs and cats do not appear to be sensitive to the effects of urushiol, the allergenic oil found in poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac as many humans are. The hair coat provides protection as well.
That's the good news. The bad news is that pets can transmit the urushiol on their hair coats to their human family and other surfaces (furniture, articles of clothing, and so on). This oil is extremely long-lived in the environment, so caution is advised for pets that roam outside. Wear gloves and bathe your pet well to reduce contamination with this allergenic oil.
How does a rash on dog look like after Poinson Ivy
No, not typically. Generally, people react to poison ivy, oak or sumac. Generally, animals be they domesticated or wild don't react. But there may be exceptions.
Chocolate. Its like poison to them.
Hitler was getting ready to commit suicide and he would rather have had his dog killed than having no-one else to look after the dog. Although, he also wanted to test the poison he wanted to use for him and Eva on his dog.
Dog Poison was created on 2009-09-28.
because of eating garlic?
Yes, rat poison will kill a dog. It could be a very short period of time, depending on the amount of poison involved. Contact a vet immediately. Intentionally feeding a dog poison is a criminal act and can result in criminal charges and jail time.
No it can poison your dog
It does contain chocolate so it can poison a dog, but it would depend on how much of it the dog ate and the size of the dog.
they look like dog terds
THEY LOOK LIKE HADES in hercules
No for dogs chocolate is like poison. With big ones the just barf, but a small dog may not survive.