Signs of Baiting Weakness and lethargy. Breathing difficulty. Pale bleeding gums or a bloody nose. Bruising or lumps. Wobbly gait. Tremors or convulsions. Excessive panting. Excessive drooling.
What happens to a dog when baited?
Affected animals first become tired, then lose coordination and lie down. Unfortunately, once these signs are obvious, there is a very small window of time for the antidote to be effective, as death usually occurs 1-2 hours later without treatment.
How does a dog act if it's been poisoned?
Toxins can adversely affect organs and body functions, causing a dog to feel sick and uncomfortable. Many dogs become tired and listless when they feel sick. In addition, some toxins, like rat poison, can cause internal bleeding. This blood loss may lead to lethargy.
How long does it take for a dog to show signs of baiting?
The average time for a dog to begin showing signs of poisoning is usually between three to four days.
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