Without a veterinarian's prescription or recommendation, none - human medications are dosed out for humans, and dogs generally need a much smaller dose. In certain situations, you can use over-the-counter anti-histamine drugs on dogs, but the dose needs to be set by your veterinarian specifically for your dog.
Never give any human drugs, medicines, or vitamins or other health products to a dog without the express instruction and permission of a veterinarian.
Never give a dog a medicine meant for a human unless a veterinarian prescribes it. The dosage for a dog would be much lower than that for a human, and a human dose could kill a dog. Also some medicines for humans cannot be used for a dog.
Never give human medicines to an animal. Many human medicines cause great harm to animals. See a vet.
Take the hurt dog in to see a Veterinarian where the dog can be thoroughly examined & treated.
if your dog gets hurt take it to the vet
Would you please elaborate on this question. What do you mean by a "Sniffer Dog"??? If a dog gets hurt, you should take him to your Veterinarian.
You need to ask your vet. Some human medicines cannot be used on dogs.
Take it to the vet.
take it to the vets to get it checked out
Do not give any human medicine to your dog unless you ask a vet.
Either take them to a groomer and have them do it (easy), or buy a pair of clippers for yourself, and clip them off just like human fingernails (cheap). NO NO NO you do not clip them like human fingernails!!!!! A human finger and a dog "toe" are COMPLETELY different. The best thing to do is take the dog to the vet. or to a groomer and ask them to let you watch and to show you what to do and what NOT to do. If you cut the nail to short you will hurt the dog and there will be A LOT OF BLOOD!!!!!
the dog probably ate something it wasn't mean't eat so take the dog to the vet