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Bupe dog drug scare

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ColdBloodedDave

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So, it's bedtime for me and my wife. We're in the bed, getting frisky, when our dog starts making noises and barking a bit, which is pretty common when we "get it on." However, the noise turns into sounds of stuff getting ruffled through by my dog. We figured maybe he got hold of a paper towel, which he loves to chew up. Then we realize the area he is rummaging through is where we last put our stash of suboxone strips. EEEK! So we jump outta bed, half naked, in the dark, in the corner, looking on the floor for our shit with only a book light to shine down. We find the wrapper, which had previously contained almost a whole 8mg strip of sub, EMPTY and immediately start freaking out. I am frantically searching the floor and surrounding area, and my wife is looking at the dog's mouth, trying to smell his breath to see if it smelled like toxic oranges. After about ten minutes of panic, I finally spot a mangled-looking thing under the bed. It's the strip, thank god! And although it was quite mangled, it was intact; no missing pieces, no dead dog. YAY! Then we had the most amazing sex...;)
 
opiates are not harmful to dogs, just make sure your buddy doesn't eat any APAP. my dog is on opiates actually, only tramadol, but i can definitely tell when he is high because he walks circles around my house for hours lol. :)

while buprenorphrine does have high-affinity to opiate-receptors, bup is not a full-agonist like other classical opiates and will not cause serious respiratory depression. however, ODing is still possible for a naive user, and if your dog has never ingested opiates before, you should be glad he/she is still alive.
 
laCster said:
opiates are not harmful to dogs, just make sure your buddy doesn't eat any APAP. my dog is on opiates actually, only tramadol, but i can definitely tell when he is high because he walks circles around my house for hours lol. :)

while buprenorphrine does have high-affinity to opiate-receptors, bup is not a full-agonist like other classical opiates and will not cause serious respiratory depression. however, ODing is still possible for a naive user, and if your dog has never ingested opiates before, you should be glad he/she is still alive.
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Bullsh*t. This has a blocker in it. If it was Subutex I'd be LESS afraid but I'd still cal the vet about it.

If you care about your dog, you'll jump through the biggest obstacles to save its life and find out more info. I know dogs can only have Oxycodone, Morphine, and Tramadol. NONE with Tylenol in it - it'll kill your dog. And the dosage goes by weight.

Don't ever feed your dog medicine or let your dog take medicine without calling a vet. There is a 1-800 number to call but it's like $50 and I know us junkies have a way of not having any money, so if you really want advice call your nearest animal hospital that is always open, tel them you're about to come in but you need to know what to do, what your dog did, and if he'll be okay. It kind of schemes the vet into giving you advice and seeing if there's any real problem. I've done it. My dog has eaten like 12 of my lighters slurping down the lighter fluid in each & every one of them.
 
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If you care about your dog, you'll jump through the biggest obstacles to save its life and find out more info. I know dogs can only have Oxycodone, Morphine, and Tramadol. NONE with Tylenol in it - it'll kill your dog. And the dosage goes by weight.

Don't ever feed your dog medicine or let your dog take medicine without calling a vet. There is a 1-800 number to call but it's like $50 and I know us junkies have a way of not having any money, so if you really want advice call your nearest animal hospital that is always open, tel them you're about to come in but you need to know what to do, what your dog did, and if he'll be okay.
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That's a good thing you do for your dog, man. My pit always fuckin' scares me because he'll eat practically whatever he can chew, I caught him chewing up the tops of water bottle lids before, then he swallowed it. (Did it maybe 3 times) always scared me so I would keep constant tabs on him like I was told to do, nothing negative ever happened. He was human sized turds so I assume they were sucked into that vortex of undoing.
 
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