My puppy like so grease you use on breaks of a car…do I need to be worried

Hello i am not for sure if your question. If you puppy ate some yes this could cause them to be very sick depending on how much they ate.

Hi my dog was chewing on a bit of my brothers valve oil (trumpet lubricant) and accidentally drank a bit of it. I then induced vomiting with peroxide. He’s drinking and eating fine two hours later, but will he be fine?

As this is not a common toxin and no studies have been performed in dogs, unfortunately it is hard to say for certain that the potential dangers are. With cases like this, I would advise calling 1-800-213-6680. This is the Pet Poison Helpline. They also have a website at: www.petpoisonhelpline.com There is a fee but it is well worth it as the specialists are the best placed to advise you in this case.

My dog got hold of a bottle of motor oil sometime in the last 24 hours. He chewed the cap off; there was still some oil in the bottle, and some on the ground around where I found the bottle. I do not know whether he actually ingested any. He shows no symptoms, I see no sign of irritation in/around the mouth, no oil odor. How concerned should I be?

If Val ate a small amount and didn't breathe any of it, he may be fine and not suffer any signs. If he ate more than a small amount or breathed any of it in, he may show signs. If he seems to be pawing at his pave or mouth, won't eat, is vomiting or weak, or is having problems breathing, then he should be seen by a veterinarian right away.

My dog got into kingsford lighter fluid and kindford charcole, and a can of bud light beer 2 days ago. She has been drooling a lot and through up 2 days in a row 1 time a day, she hasn’t acted different, she’s still running,playing and eating and drinking as she normally does, should I take her to the vet or do you think she will be fine?

The consumption of petroleum based products can be life threatening, you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination to be on the safe side; without examining her myself I cannot give you any assurances that she will be alright. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM