When a dog accidentally ingests cockroach medicine, the dog needs to be immediately induced to vomit using soapy water and then taken to the doctor for treatment. It is usually necessary to use enemas and gavage to allow the dog to get the drug out of the body quickly. Infusion therapy is also administered to reduce the concentration of the drug to speed up blood circulation and reduce toxicity. If the dog accidentally ingests a larger amount of cockroach medicine, it may have a reaction in about half an hour. The symptoms of cockroach drug poisoning are vomiting, convulsions and confusion, which need to be brought to the veterinary hospital for resuscitation. If the dog eats a small amount of cockroach medicine, it may react in about one to two hours and needs to be brought to the vet for vomiting.
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