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If you think your dog is eating soap, immediately spit out the soap, rinse its mouth with water, and call your vet. You may suggest that you monitor them for the next few hours, or you may recommend taking them to the clinic immediately if they show abnormal behavior.
According to Wag! Here are some signs to watch for:
- dripping
- Lick more than usual
- Often used for
- Claws on face
- Vomit
- diarrhea
What to expect from the vet
When you take your dog to the vet, they will do a physical exam. Bring a packet or ingredient list for soap that your dog will eat if you have one. This will help veterinarians understand what they are doing and can guide treatment. They may require endoscopy or x-rays to get a complete picture of your dog’s condition. You can also recommend taking your dog to the hospital for monitoring. Depending on how long your dog has been eating soap, this can also affect the course of treatment.
If your dog eats soap, don’t panic. Throw away any soap residue and take it to the vet if the vet advises you to take it. Most importantly, keep all soap products out of reach of your curious pet. This way you can limit the chances of the event recurring and keep your urges safe and sound.
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