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[Danger Level] Toxic! [Description] Mouse and rat poison is commonly found in the house or garage. Dogs readily eat these poisons, which look like small green blocks and are very attractive to them. The poisons work by depleting stores of Vitamin K in the body, without which blood can not clot properly. Symptoms of poisoning include depression, weakness, difficulty breathing, bruising, and bleeding from any part of the body. These symptoms often take 3 to 4 days to show up. If you think your dog has eaten rat poison, take it to the vet immediately! [Food or Substance] 
Rat or Mouse Poison
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