My dog ate ant poison but she is fine now, just give him some milk or make sure he drinks plenty of water, then he will likely be okay.
The problem may be more from the packaging, if they ate parts of that, too, than from the small amount of poisons. Those plastics or metal containers can cause stomach and intestinal issues if they are not easily passed in the stool. Call a poison control center or your vet for help in preventing those GI problems.
In the meantime, watch their stools to be sure they are having them as usual, look for excess mucus or blood in the stool, if they are not eating as usual, or if their bellies get hard and big, and report that to a vet as soon as possible. Some of the things that have been suggested until you can speak to someone to help, is to feed them a piece or two of bread which can help push the smaller pieces through the bowel with bread balls to help cover any sharp edges, or soak 2 or 3 cotton balls (consider the size of the dog) in olive oil or vegetable oil and feed them to the dog (they will think you are wonderful for the treat). The cotton will not harm them in any way and, like the bread, it can wrap around pieces of the containers that might have sharp edges until they are passed through.
See also the comments on the discussion page for more detail.
It depends on the kind of poison and how much. If the poison is something like the bait "Max Force" (trade name, sorry), forget about it; it is harmless except to ants and a few other invertebrates, but if it is one of the sprayed insecticides that are dangerous to practically everything (example: chlorpyrifos) then my advice probably already is too late. If in doubt, grab the dog and the poison container with its label and get both of them to the vet as quickly as possible. S/he might be able to save the dog or not, but if s/he cannot, you cannot, except possibly by making the dog vomit as soon as possible.
Because a dog are me food and an ant at my dog and a bird ate my ant and a whale ate my ant the end
Try to get the dog to eat the ants, too
It does contain chocolate so it can poison a dog, but it would depend on how much of it the dog ate and the size of the dog.
call poison control.
Take the dog to the vet immedeatly this can kill a dog!
Absolutely, if it's a poison, it can make you very sick. If you have a dog, be especially careful, for they could get the poison on their paws and then lick their paws.
You should take your dog to the vet right away. They will pump her stomach to get the majority of the poison out. If you put down gopher poison be very careful and watch you dog when it is outside so this does not happen.
Contact your vet or poison control immediately.
It depends on how much poison the mouse ate and how big your dog is. You should probably call your vet, but if you aren't sure if you need to, you should watch your dog closely.
The answer is yes, but of course the outcome depends on the size of the dog and how much ant poison he has consumed. If your dog has eaten ant poison, take him to the vet immediately, and be sure to take the ant poison package with you.
Please call a vet or poison control NOW this can harm your pet
If the dog ate a poisonous scorpion then the dog will die if it does not get treated by a vet immediately, as the dog would have ingested the poison. Otherwise it would probably not die, but you have to keep an eye on the dog.