looking for info on intesten surgery ( obstipation) asap

[Officially Retired]

Hydrogen peroxide worked for me when one I have ate a scotchbrite pad. Worked within 2 minutes!

The intelligent use of hyrdrogen peroxide, immediately, will save hours of worry and hundred$ of dollar$ ...

• DOSAGE: 5 ml/10 lb.

Walk dog immediately after giving; should puke within 15 min,expelling the item. If not, repeat above.

Jack

PS: Will ONLY work if dog has just swallowed object within an hour or two, and object is still in stomach.

If it's been more than 2 hours, object has moved to intestines, and can no longer be vomited out, which is where mineral oil needs to be used (to help lubricate the passing of the object anally).

If no shitting, and/or dog won't eat/repeatedly vomits, and can't keep anything down, surgery will be required.

[Nut]

I did make him vomit wit peroxide but nothing came out that day. I've seen some pieces in his shit hoping that will be it. Only 4 weeks later he threw up 1 part, and that probably allowed another piece to enter his intestines and cause a blockage. Next time I won't hesitate to bring the dog to the vet to give him a shot of "apomorphine" to make em throw up heavily. Making sure everything comes out.

Just came home and luckily surgery succeeded, no part of his intestine had to be cut out.

[loot]

Good to hear it went well. I didn't mention the peroxide because it was past the time frame to work. Good luck with him.

[Officially Retired]

I did make him vomit wit peroxide but nothing came out that day. I've seen some pieces in his shit hoping that will be it. Only 4 weeks later he threw up 1 part, and that probably allowed another piece to enter his intestines and cause a blockage. Next time I won't hesitate to bring the dog to the vet to give him a shot of "apomorphine" to make em throw up heavily. Making sure everything comes out.

Again, vomiting only works if it's caught in time.

If fragments go into the intestines, all the vomiting in the world won't help (and may actually hurt) the dog.

Just came home and luckily surgery succeeded, no part of his intestine had to be cut out.

Very glad to hear that, good luck with him and Happy Holidays,

Jack