Some bleach fell was I was out of the house but my dog was in a cage not able to ingest but her eyes are red. Before I noticed her eyes were red I fed her and gave her her medicine and water. She was sneezing/coughing but that has stopped but her eyes are still red.

Idk if my dog drank bleach she spilled bleach in the bathroom and she was inside

Inhaled bleach

Last night after walking my dog he started vomiting a clear or white liquid. Then he threw up his food and has thrown up multiple times after the food came up. The vomit now is white/clear. There are particles of grass in the vomit and he just ate a lot of grass perhaps to help his stomach?

My puppy tipped of my bleach and water mixture when I was out of the room,and Was licking it! I pulled him away and cleaned him up.im not sure how much he got ahold oh. Would it be bleach position?

So we usually clean the outside porch with pine-sol ,water and a splash of bleach. I caught them both drinking out of it and stop them immediately.Right now my pups are showing no symptoms such as throwing up or drooling. Although, one of them pooped all liquid and I don't know if I should be worried and take them in to get a check up or wait and see if anymore symptoms pop up...?

So I was doing laundry and got a little bleach and detergent on my hand, I wiped it off and went about hanging my laundry. I never washed my hand and a couple of minutes later, my dog licked my hand. He isn’t showing any symptoms yet but I was wondering if that amount could cause any poisoning? Or if he’ll be okay?

My husky is 6 months old and has had really bad diarrhea, like really runny and no solids at all the first day you could tell that he wasn’t feeling well but now he acts normal. He plays and runs and is just overall a happy dog. He only vomited the first day he had the diarrhea. What concerns me is that it’s been 3 days and his poop has an almost bleach-like smell. the smell is really really bad

My 6 month old puppy had been struggling with a bad cough for months. I was getting ready to see a specialist. It had been a while since I cleaned her kennel and I thought it would help to sanitize her bed and blankets by washing them with bleach. Early in the morning after putting her in her kennel with the freshly cleaned bedding for the night, I found her in severe respiratory distress and drooling. Something I’d never seen before. I immediately brought her to the emergency room and they informed me that her lungs were completely filled with fluid and that she would not make it. We had to put her down. Could washing her blankets and sleep beds in bleach have triggered her death? It’s been 3 days since I visited her kennel since she died and I tried smelling to see if the bleach was apparent on her bedding. I don’t smell bleach but the fumes could be gone by now. Did I cause her death?