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9 mo old beagle believed to be poisoned

Tonight our beagle came in the living room staggering and appeared disoriented, and seemed to be a little shaky. I immediate thought he had been poisoned by our neighbor, because he hates our dogs and had been in trouble last year for trapping/killing rabbits in his yard. I noticed last night, our dog, Duke was eating up the grass on our property line adjacent to this man's property and immediately was suspicious so I brought our dog in. Tonight he came in from outside and as I said, was staggering, disoriented, and slightly shaky, which I believed the worst was coming. I had arsenic album 30c and without counting just put some in his mouth and immediately he came out of it. Should I continue to give him anymore or should this be enough, and/or should I give him anything else that would be beneficial, as I have a lot of homeopathy at hand. Thank you.
 
  melenz on 2014-06-06
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
What symptoms does he still have?
 
Evocationer 9 years ago
None at this time, he is sleeping as it is 1 am in the morning here, but he seems okay. I'm just worried about long term effects on kidneys & liver.
 
melenz 9 years ago
Homoeopathy only works when there are symptoms to be prescribed on. Without symptoms you cannot prescribe a homoeopathic remedy. I would wait until there are some signs with which to work, if you want to use homoeopathy further.
 
Evocationer 9 years ago

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