14/11/2024
One of our vets encountered a concerning situation when her dog came across a discarded cigarette butt that had been thrown into their garden.
Seeing the cigarette butt in her dog's mouth she quickly removed it.
However, within just 15 minutes, the situation took a turn for the worse as the dog began to exhibit troubling signs of ni****ne poisoning.
She started vomiting violently and showed abnormal tremors. As her condition deteriorated, she became increasingly uncoordinated, exhibiting ataxia, which made it difficult for her to stand or walk properly.
Recognising the urgency of her symptoms, the vet swiftly transported her to Somerset Road Hospital for emergency treatment. There, she received the vital medical care needed to counteract the effects of the toxin.
Thanks to the vet's quick actions, her dog has successfully overcome the crisis and has made a complete recovery.
Ni****ne toxicity can be lethal.
Please keep all cigarettes/tobacco products and all other ni****ne products including vapes, patches and gum, out of the reach of your pets.
If your pet has eaten any ni****ne products contact your vet immediately!