My Dog Drank Bubble Solution What Should I Do?

Blowing bubbles is a favorite pastime of many kids! Kids love to blow bubbles and then chase them down and pop them! What could be more fun? Well, playing with dogs and bubbles can also be fun! But what happens if a dog drinks some of the bubble solution?

Has your dog drunk bubble solution? Are you worried the bubble solution will make your dog sick? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. We understand it can be scary when your dog drinks something like this. We’ve put together some information to help you and your dog in this situation.

In this article, we’ll take a look at bubble solution and whether or not it can make a dog sick. Then we’ll share information on how to best help your dog after he’s had some bubble solution. Let’s get started!

What is Bubble Solution?

Bubble solution is the liquid that’s used in those small bottles, which contain a small wand. You just get some of the solution on the wand and then blow into the circle (or another shape) on the wand! Watch to see how big the bubble gets and how long it lasts! Sometimes the bubbles even go for a long-distance before popping. There’s nothing more fascinating than watching bubbles!

Most bubble solutions are made with some type of soap (detergent), additives (which may include glycerine), and water. The liquid shouldn’t contain too much water and needs to have enough detergent for the bubbles to hold their shape for longer periods.

But what happens if a dog drinks bubble solution?

Bubble Solution & Dogs

Some bubble solutions are toxic to dogs, while others are non-toxic. It just depends on what the solution’s made with and how much of the liquid a dog drinks.

Symptoms of Bubble Solution Ingestion in Dogs

You may notice these symptoms if your dog has drunk bubble solution:

• Upset stomach
• Excessive drooling
• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Chemical burns (usually on the mouth, but may also be in the throat)
• And more

What to Do if Your Dog Has Drunk Bubble Solution

First, check the label of the bubble solution container and write them down. This information will be helpful for the vet.

Next, call the vet. Don’t wait to see if your dog develops symptoms or to see if his symptoms improve. The vet will be the best person to provide the advice and guidance you need in this situation. Depending on the ingredients in the bubble solution, the vet may ask you to bring your dog in to be examined.

To keep this type of accident from happening, always look for bubble solutions that are safe to use around pets. Then your dog can enjoy playing with you and the kids as you all blow and chase bubbles!