In response to your first question, in order for me to provide contact information for local veterinary services, I would need more information about your location, such as your country or city.
In response to your second question, symptoms in a dog following the ingestion of rat poison may take hours or even days to develop, so it is important that you contact a veterinary service or poison control immediately even if your dog is not showing any symptoms. However, symptoms can depend on the type of rat poison ingested, and can include (but are not limited to):
  - Weakness / collapsing
  - Tremors / shaking
  - Loss of appetite
  - Impaired movement / paralysis
  - Vomiting
While you wait for help, make sure you have the the original packaging of the rat poison, and try to work out how much poison your dog may have ingested. This information will help your vet correctly diagnose and treat your dog.
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