How to Make a Dog Vomit a Swallowed Object

By eHow Pets Editor

Instructions

Step 1:
Dilute hydrogen peroxide in a ratio of one part hydrogen peroxide to two parts water. Make your dog drink 1 tsp. every 15 minutes until he is able to vomit the swallowed object.
Step 2:
Mix equal parts of salt and warm water in a small glass. Make your dog swallow 2 tsp. every 15 minutes until she is able to vomit the swallowed object.
Step 3:
Place a 1/2 tsp. of salt at the back of the dog's throat. Encourage him to drink water from his bowl. Wait a couple of minutes and the dog should vomit the swallowed object.
Step 4:
Administer 1 tsp. of syrup of Ipecac. Watch to see if your dog is able to vomit the swallowed object.
Step 5:
Contact the Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 if your dog swallowed a caustic object such as a battery. These can cause internal tears in the stomach of your dog if he vomits it back up.

Tips & Warnings

Don't make a dog vomit if the swallowed item is a sharp or pointed object such as hooks, nails or glass. The same is true if the dog has swallowed corrosive substances.

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