WHAT TO DO IF YOUR PET IS POISONED

This could save their life

Dogs and Cats are curious creatures, they explore the world around them using their senses. But curiosity can lead our furry friends into trouble if they encounter something potentially poisonous or toxic.

Certain foods, chemicals, plants and fertilizers can all be toxic to our pets. Harmful exposure can happen through ingestion, inhalation and contact with the skin. So, what do you do if you suspect your pet has been poisoned? These are steps to take to help you and your pet.

Common Substances That are Poisonous to Your Pet

Type of Substance Examples

Human Foods

Over-the-Counter Medications

Home and Garden Products

Insecticides and Anti-Pest Products

Plants

Chocolate, caffeine, raisins, grapes, onions, garlic, alcohol, sugar-free items that contain xylitol

Cold medications, vitamins such as vitamin D3, antidepressant medications, pain relievers like acetaminophen, ibuprofen and naproxen

Fertilizer and plant foods, antifreeze, pool chemicals, bleach, detergents, house paints, wood stains

Bug repellents, bug sprays, ant bait, roach baits, rat bait, slug and snail bait, gopher bait

Lily, sago palm, foxglove, mistletoe, oleander, dieffenbachia.