The date of death of a dog after poisoning cannot be determined, because whether the dog dies after poisoning and the speed of death are closely related to factors such as the type of poison, the dose ingested, the strength of the toxicity, and the strength of the body's resistance. If a large amount of strong poisons, such as rat poison, are ingested, death can occur within 2 to 4 hours at the fastest. If the intake is small and treatment is prompt, it may not cause death in your dog.

Symptoms of dog food poisoning:

Dog food poisoning will cause symptoms such as foaming at the mouth, trembling and convulsions, rapid heartbeat, rapid breathing, and sensitivity to cold. Some may even lead to hypovolemic shock due to dehydration and loss of electrolytes. After some dogs accidentally eat poisonous substances, they will initially become extremely excited, then twitch all over and foam at the mouth.