article_snippet: But The Kennel Club, which runs Crufts, said toxicology reports revealed the fast-acting poison was consumed 28 hours after the pedigree dog show.
article_snippet: Severe clinical symptoms would usually occur within half an hour to three hours. '
article_snippet: The Club Secretary then pointed out that food is usually absorbed in dogs within six hours.
article_snippet: Nick Edwards, senior information scientist for Veterinary Poisons Information Service would expect the clinical effects, if ingested by a dog, to be rapid in onset; normally between half an hour and three hours. '
article_snippet: After this time a combination of clinical effects, if the toxins were taken in sufficient quantities, would likely be present, including weakness, collapse, diarrhoea, slow heart rate, difficulty in breathing and excessive salivation.'
highlights_snippet: Toxicology report shows fast-acting poison consumed 28 hours after  show .
  