My dog ate maybe half of a tube of Advion Cockroach, which is a 1.06 oz tube (30 g), so he ingested about 15 g. He is

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First, could you let me know if Dobby consumed any food within 3 hours before swallowing the Advion?

Thank you very much! Have you noticed any signs of nausea, such as excessive lip licking, drooling, or repeated swallowing?

Have you noticed any signs of nausea, like excessive lip licking, drooling, or repeated swallowing?

This situation is manageable concerning any serious toxicity issues. The quantity ingested is below the toxic threshold and will not lead to internal organ damage. Thus, this is not an emergency, and immediate treatment is not necessary. It is advisable to keep an eye out for symptoms of vomiting and nausea, such as excessive lip licking, drooling, or repeated swallowing attempts. Nausea typically resolves on its own and usually does not need treatment; however, an over-the-counter antacid like 5 mg of famotidine (e.g., Pepcid AC) or omeprazole (e.g., Prilosec) can be administered if required. This dosage corresponds to half a tablet of famotidine or a quarter of an omeprazole tablet. If no symptoms are observed after 6 to 8 hours, further monitoring is not needed.

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Pepcid AC or omeprazole may assist with mild nausea. Consulting a veterinarian could also be beneficial if necessary.

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It's wonderful to hear! I'm pleased to know that Dobby is doing well.