Okay... first aid with cane toad stuff is within the first few minutes to wash off the dogs mouth, rinsing the gums as the toxin can get on them & cause issues. The toxin is absorbed through the mucous membranes, not the stomach.
If its too late for that (and I would assume it is) than just keep an eye on him & if he shows signs like shaking or licking abnormally, get him to your closest 24 hour vet. There's 2 on the northside and 1 in underwood which are all very good. I would also call the closest one to you and find out if there is anything else to keep an eye on. The first 12 hours are vital.
It is a dangerous toxin for dogs... I have seen dogs die from it, so don't feel like you are being paranoid.
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