Most commercially available ant sprays contain chemicals that are toxic to dogs if ingested. Some of these chemicals include pyrethroids and pyrethrins which are common ingredients in many insecticides. Ingestion of these chemicals can cause a variety of symptoms in dogs including vomiting diarrhea tremors seizures and even death. If you suspect your dog has ingested any ant spray it is important to contact your veterinarian or local emergency clinic immediately.
Is ant spray toxic to dogs if they ingest it?
How much ant spray would be considered toxic to a dog?
What are the potential symptoms of a dog ingesting ant spray?
What should you do if you think your dog has ingested ant spray?
Is ant spray more toxic to some dog breeds than others?
How long does it take for symptoms of ant spray toxicity to appear in dogs?
What is the prognosis for dogs who have ingested ant spray?
Can ant spray toxicity be treated?
How much does it cost to treat a dog for ant spray toxicity?
Are there any long term effects of ant spray toxicity in dogs?
How can you prevent your dog from ingesting ant spray?
What other household products are toxic to dogs?
Where can I find more information on ant spray toxicity in dogs?
Is there a safe ant spray to use around dogs?
What should you do if you accidentally spray your dog with ant spray?
