How to Treat Dogs Who Are Sick Because of Frogs

When a dog sees a frog hopping around outside, it naturally wants to investigate. Pet owners should never let a dog play with a frog. They are extremely dangerous because of the venom they secrete. If you see your dog biting or licking a frog, get immediate treatment against possible poisoning.

Things You'll Need

  • Bowl
  • Water
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Instructions

    • 1

      Fill a bowl with water.

    • 2

      Get someone to help you hold your dog.

    • 3

      Point your dog's head down and open its mouth.

    • 4

      Keeping the head pointed down, bring the dog's mouth down to the bowl of water so water can get inside. Do not let the dog swallow any water.

    • 5

      Splash water into your dog's mouth a few times and let it fall back out. Rub the dog's gums and tongue with your fingers.

    • 6

      Flush the dog's mouth until it doesn't feel slimy inside.

    • 7

      Keep an eye on your dog for the next few hours. Look for signs of toad poisoning. These include head shaking, vomiting and diarrhea.