
"If you own a dog, you need to have one of these Pup Purge kits!"
Introducing the “just in case” emergency dog vomit induction kit

What is it?
A “just in case” emergency kit to induce vomiting in dogs
Did you know every day 1,100 dogs are accidentally poisoned?
When your dog accidentally eats something toxic, your veterinarian will likely instruct you to make them by administering a small dose of hydrogen peroxide.
But how much should you give them, and how do you get them to swallow it? Pup Purge is here to help.

How does it work?
An oral dose of Hydrogen Peroxide
Administering a small amount of 3% hydrogen peroxide orally irritates the stomach lining, causing it to foam up. This irritation sends a signal to the brain that triggers a vomiting reflex In dogs. The action is fast-acting, and vomiting generally occurs within 10-15 minutes.

What is included?
Everything you need
It sounds simple, but when minutes count having everything you need in one accessible place is critical. Your Pup Purge kit includes: two packets of 3% hydrogen peroxide, one 20ml plastic tipped syringe with marked ml measurements, and dosing instructions.

Suitable for dogs from 10 lbs to 80+ lbs
Dosing Guidelines
Dog Weight, Dosage (ml)
- Up to 10 lbs, 1 teaspoon (5 ml)
- 10-20 lbs,1.5 teaspoons (7.5 ml)
- 20-40 lbs,2 teaspoons (10 ml)
- 40-80 lbs,3 teaspoons (15 ml)
- Over 80 lbs,4 teaspoons (20 ml)
Let customers speak for us
from 7 reviewsMy cousin got this for us when we adoped a puppy. I had no idea we would use it in the first week! Amazing.
When our dog got into a bag of raisins, we were terrified. Thanks to Pup Purge, we acted quickly and avoided a tragedy!
Eddie got into my special candy. Luckily, we were told by the vet how to make him throw it up and had a Pup Purge kit handy to make it easy.
My sister gave this to us as a puppy shower gift, and we thought it was a joke. Three months later, we were thanking her profusely after using it to help our little guy out of a jam!
This kit saved our dog's life when he swallowed part of pill. It worked so fast, and now I tell all my dog parent friends to keep one in their homes.
My dog got into a chocolate bar, ate the whole thing. When I called the vet they told me to make him vomit. I tried for 15 mins but luckily my friend showed up with Pup Purge and we were able to make him vomit in 5 mins. I ordered 2 more! One for home and one for the car after this. I wont' be caught without it again.
This is a product you hope to never have to use, but thank god you have it when you need it! Saved the life of my 3 month old mini Goldendoodle!
Most common poisons ingested by dogs
Dangerous Foods
Chocolate, Grapes, Raisins, Onions, Garlic, Xylitol, Alcohol, Caffeine, and more
Drugs and Medications
Recreational drugs such as Marijuana, Psilocybin, and over-the-counter drugs such Advil, Tylenol, Cold & Flu drugs, and more.
Household Chemicals
Cleaning products like bleach, detergents, disinfectants. Pesticides and Rodenticides. Antifreeze.
Common Plants
Common household plants like Lilies, Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Oleander, Sago Palm, and more.
What should you do if your dog eats something poisonous
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1. Identify the substance
Try to determine what and how much your dog has eaten. Your vet will need to know what they consumed and how much of it they ate.
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2. Contact your Vet or an Emergency Animal Clinic Immediately
Time is critical in poisoning cases. Immediately contact your veterinarian, an emergency animal clinic, or a Pet Poison Control Hotline:
- ASPCA Animal Poison Control: (888) 426-4435
- Angel Animal Poison Control: (877) 226-4355
- PROSAR International Poison Control: (888) 232-8870
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3. If instructed to induce vomiting open your Pup Purge kit
See below for instructions on how to induce vomiting in your dog. Keep one at home, one in the car, and one in your bag.