My dog knocked over kalanchoe. Should I induce vomiting if he didn't eat?

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My dog knocked over a kalanchoe plant. It doesn't look like he ate any. No leaves in mouth or around face. All flowers still in place and no leaves looked chewed on. Should I induce vomiting. Pet's info: Dog | Golden Retriever | Male | unneutered | 1 year and 2 months old | 68 lbs

Karly Macon, DVM, MS, CVA Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist · Accepted Answer

There is always risk involved in inducing vomiting, and that is why I like people to have their veterinarian do this if deemed necessary in order to mitigate potential risks like damaging the esophagus. It sounds like your dog has not had any kind of poison exposure so I see no reason to be concerned, and so no do not induce vomiting.

My dog knocked over kalanchoe. Should I induce vomiting if he didn't eat?

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