How do you make a dog throw up after eating a foreign object?

my 80 pound chocolate lab ate one of my daughters cotton pads. we tried the hydrogen peroxide method of giving him about 2 tablespoons, and it's been about.. 15 minutes. I'm reluctant to give him anymore.. so is there any other method we can use to try and get it out ASAP??





thanks for the help!!!How do you make a dog throw up after eating a foreign object?
My sister's friend's dog ate and swallowed a whole sock once and they had to take him to the vet and have it surgically removed. It was a very expensive surgery. Hopefully he won't need surgery but please keep the cotton pads away from his reach from now on.How do you make a dog throw up after eating a foreign object?
The does was too small. It' s one teaspoon of Hydrogen Peroxide per 10 pounds of body weight. Then you walk the dog. If he hasn't vomited after 15 minutes, try it once more.





In a dog this large, it's likely that your dog will pass it if you can't get him to throw it up. But keep an eye on him and if anything seems different or wrong about him, get him to the vet.





ETA: You can't use this in every case. If the dog had eaten something sharp or caustic, you wouldn't want him to try to throw it up--you'd go straight to the emergency vet. Don't want anyone to think this is a universal solution!
Did he eat it whole? If it's in pieces it will go through, if it's whole you have a problem. With peroxide you give it until the dog throws up, it's not good to stop and leave the peroxide in the stomach. Once you have began you need to follow through.
You can give him one more dose of the same size. Emergency clinics have other drugs they can administer to induce vomiting,
Give him 2 tablespoons at a time and walk him for 1 min then give him more till he upchucks..





It's pretty simple...
peroxide will do the job

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