What happens when a dog eats rat poison?

Pet Poison Helpline gets dozens of calls daily from dog owners (and occasionally cat owners) saying “My dog ate rat poison!” Poisoning from rodenticides (mouse and rat poisons) is one of the most common types of toxicities managed by Pet Poison Helpline. read more

Rat Poison Toxicity in Dogs Poisoning by pesticides and rodenticides is one of the most common household dangers to your pet. In this case, zinc phosphide poisoning will be explored as a potential culprit for your pet's health condition. read more

If your dog appears sick and you are not sure what the cause may be, the following are likely signs that your dog ate rat poison: Green or Blue Stools Dogs that have ingested rat poison often produce a green or blue stool about one day later. read more