Pet Poison Helpline Warns Pet Owners about Halloween Dangers The Most Prevalent Toxic Substances A record - setting 70 percent of Americans celebrated Halloween in 2011, according to the U.S. Census...
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Call your veterinarian, an emergency clinic or a
pet poison helpline immediately if you suspect your pet has ingested one of the 10 drugs listed above, or any medication intended only for humans.
By: Pamela Huyck Certified Veterinary Technician at Pet
Poison Helpline As many pet owners know, xylitol is toxic to dogs.
She worked in small animal emergency medicine prior to joining Pet
Poison Helpline in 2015.
Below is a list of holiday - related decorations, plants and food items that the veterinarians at Pet
Poison Helpline recommend keeping away from pets.
Pet
Poison Helpline also receives calls concerning pets that have ingested Easter grass and chocolate.
During the week of Easter, calls to pet
poison helplines concerning dogs that have been poisoned by chocolate increase by nearly 200 percent.
While much of the nationally - recognized effort has been directed at raising awareness with parents of small children, the veterinarians at Pet
Poison Helpline remind us... continue reading
In an effort to help pet owners and veterinarians better understand how marijuana affects pets, the veterinary and toxicology experts at Pet
Poison Helpline provide these answers to some of the more frequently asked questions.
The veterinary and toxicology experts at Pet
Poison Helpline offer pet owners these tips for a safe and happy holiday.
Nearly 50 % of all calls received by Pet
Poison Helpline involve human medications — both over-the-counter and prescription.
By Jo Marshall, CVT, NREMT Senior Veterinary Information Specialist at Pet
Poison Helpline On many, many occasions we get calls from a well meaning pet owner that has given their pet something or the pet has gotten into something that seems so ordinary that how can it possibly be a concern?
If you suspect your pet has been exposed to a potential toxin, contact your veterinarian or call Pet
Poison Helpline right away at 1-855-764-7661.
No matter the season, always feel free to call Pet
Poison Helpline if you have any questions about potential toxins and your pet.
Yes, they're mildly toxic and animals shouldn't chew on them or eat them, but the Pet
Poison Helpline says their ingestion rarely requires medical treatment, unless clinical signs are severe.
The veterinarians at Pet
Poison Helpline share some of the most common culprits of pet poisonings related to these well - intentioned gifts.
Don't induce vomiting unless specifically directed by a veterinarian or a professional
poison helpline agent.
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While some argue there are benefits to feeding our dogs garlic, the Pet
Poison Helpline warns that garlic is actually considered to be even more toxic than onions.
By: Charlotte Flint, DVM Staff Veterinarian People are often surprised to learn that we see trends in poisonings here at Pet
Poison Helpline based on the season or time of year.
By Candi Amundson, CVT Veterinary Information Specialist at Pet
Poison Helpline Antifreeze Antifreeze can leak from a car radiator on the ground.
Since you are unable to see a Veterinarian due to hurricane Irma, I would highly recommend calling the Pet
Poison Helpline who will be able to give you accurate information about drug toxicity and may be able to guide you to give supportive care during this time.
With the Pet
Poison Helpline app, you will access information on potential poisons, from household products to plants.
By Cassie Panning, CVT Veterinary Information Specialist at Pet
Poison Helpline Giving your pet a medication may be a task that you find unenjoyable, and at times it may be a daunting task.
Can dogs eat Rhubarb — Rhubarb pie is a delicious human treat, yet Pet
Poison Helpline prompts that rhubarb is poisonous for your dog companion.
By Charlotte Flint, DVM Staff Veterinarian at Pet
Poison Helpline Do find safe gifts to show your pet Valentine's Day love!
Ahna Brutlag, DVM, MS, DABT, DABVT Associate Director of Veterinary Services, Pet
Poison Helpline Myth # 1 — Poinsettias are highly toxic to dogs and cats.
By Ahna Brutlag, DVM, MS, DABT, DABVT Associate Director of Veterinary Service, Pet
Poison Helpline New EPA mandates concerning rodenticides were released in 2011, which spurred the manufacturer of d - CON, the largest selling rodenticide in the US, into heated battle with the Agency.
If you think that a pet ate something toxic, call their veterinarian or the Pet
Poison Helpline before attempting any home remedies.
Pet
Poison Helpline Raising Awareness of Household Dangers to Pets The 50th anniversary of Poison Prevention Week is March 18 - 24, 2012, marking five decades of safer homes and saved lives.
In the future, along with continuing to be a part of the SafetyCall / Pet
Poison Helpline team, Melanie hopes to practice mixed animal medicine in rural Minnesota.
By: Maria Gomez Certified Veterinary Technician at Pet
Poison Helpline There have been very few events in my 7 - year stint as an «In - Home» pet sitter that have resulted in any kind of toxicity or at the very least, a dietary indiscretion.
It may seem silly to bring all your dogs Vet records; and that might be a slight exaggeration, BUT there are many cases we've handled through Pet
Poison Helpline where it would be beneficial.
By Catherine Angle, DVM Staff Veterinarian at Pet
Poison Helpline Afraid your holiday cheer will wreak havoc on your feline friends?
By: Melanie Jackson Certified Veterinary Technician at Pet
Poison Helpline Roses are red, Violets are blue.
Pet
Poison Helpline Advises Cat Owners to be Aware of These Dangerous Toxins How to keep your cat safe this upcoming year It is no surprise that dogs and cats are, by far, the most common pets in U.S. households today.
The Pet
Poison Helpline stresses that with any accidental medication ingestion, immediate veterinary care is imperative.
The Pet
Poison Helpline urges pet owners to contact their veterinarian or to call their help line in any case where their cat is behaving abnormally or is showing signs of illness, especially where you suspect your cat has come in contact with or eaten anything unusual.
Renee D. Schmid, DVM Associate Veterinarian, Clinical Toxicology at Pet
Poison Helpline Xylitol is a sweetener that is highly toxic to dogs.
Over a 5 year period, from 2005 to 2010, the Pet
Poison Helpline experienced a 200 percent increase in the number of cases of pets that ingested marijuana.
By: Annie Asplen, Paramedic Senior Health Information Specialist at SafetyCall International / Pet
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