Eat Pill On Floor

Wondering if food is still ok to eat after it s been dropped on the floor or anywhere else is a pretty common experience.

Eat pill on floor. So here comes the good news germophobes. At that point of tough situation you can t skip the tablets as it will affect the health of your sick dog. Wondering if food is still ok to eat after it s been dropped on the floor or anywhere else is a pretty common experience. A new study says it s safe to eat food that s been on the floor for less than five seconds.

The outside of an antib. If your 80 pound dog snags a single benadryl tablet off the floor he is unlikely to even feel drowsy let alone have any ill effects. And it s probably not a new one either. It would be a different story if the pill fell into a puddle of something contaminated.

But another study champions the zero second rule of bacterial contact. Mythbusters found that the major factor in germ absorbtion was the moistness of the surface of the item dropped. There is no three second rule but they have done studies and a food item like a piece of bread is going to pick up germs contaminents because of it porous natutre. It is generally safe to eat all food that has been dropped on a residential floor that is mopped or vacuumed once a week no matter the timing.

And it s probably not a new one either. No need to worry at all. If you re thinking that the antibiotic will kill any germs it picks up from the floor then you re mistaken. Pills tend to have a hard smooth non porous surface that could be pretty effectively wiped free of dirt debris and germs.

Okay going to assume you re asking this sincerely. To give a pill to the dog becomes challenging when he doesn t like to eat. Whether or not a case of accidental medication ingestion is a serious emergency depends on the type and quantity of the drug. I m not sure what it is that worries you about this situation.