It is wrong to feed salt water to detoxify a poisoned dog. There are many factors that cause dog poisoning. If the dog is poisoned, it does not mean that the dog is given salt water. After the dog is poisoned, the dog needs to be sent to the hospital for treatment. If a dog has too little salt, there will be insufficient secretion of digestive juices and a decrease in gastric acid concentration, leading to loss of appetite, fatigue, dog collapse and neurodegenerative symptoms. Of course, dogs can suffer from salt poisoning if their owners eat too much salt. In particular, dogs are underdeveloped, have small body heat dissipation area, small salt tolerance ability to absorb and excrete, and the poisoning dose range is relatively small. Eating too much salty food or food will cause salt poisoning. Finally, after your dog is poisoned, you should seek medical treatment in time instead of looking for folk remedies, so as not to delay the best time for treatment.

Solutions to dog poisoning:

1. According to drinking salt water for detoxification, toxins can indeed be eliminated through the urinary system, but this treatment often takes a long time, and Severe poisoning occurs too quickly, so it is recommended to wait until the dog has passed the dangerous period, and then feed salt water to speed up metabolism and detoxification.

2. Due to the urgency of the disease, the first thing we need to do is to confirm what caused the poisoning, and then find a specific antidote. For example, for organophosphorus pesticide poisoning, we can use pralidoxime as a specific antidote. Effective antidotes are often better used sooner.

3. Severe poisoning often causes acute illness in dogs, with obvious clinical symptoms appearing in a short period of time, such as severe diarrhea, organ failure, etc.