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Top 10 Poisons
Many common household items such as plants, foods, and chemicals can be harmful to your pet if ingested. Be informed so that you're prepared if you find yourself in a pet poisoning emergency.
Felines
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Lillies
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Topical Flea & Tick medicine for dogs.
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Household Cleaners
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Antidepressant Medications
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Mouse & Rat Poisons
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Ibuprofen & Acetaminophen
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Glow Sticks / Glow Jewelry
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Amphetamines such as ADD/ADHD Medications
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Decongestant Medications
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Essential Oils
Canines
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Chocolate
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Mouse & Rat Poisons
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Ibuprofen & Acetaminophen
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Xylitol (found in sugar-free gum & candy)
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Vitamin D
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Antidepressant Medications
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Fertilizers
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Grapes & Raisons
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Decongestant Medications
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Caffeine (Pills & Drings)
What To Do In The Event Of
An Emergency?
Have the following information available when calling either Waverly Animal Hospital, or any of the local 24 hour veterinary hospitals below.
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What your pet ingested, and when.
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How much your pet ingested (how many pills, milligram, strength, etc...)
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Pet's current weight.
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Pet's known medical history, including medications.
Stay calm so you can assess the situation and communicate clearly with your veterinarian. Most importantly, do not try to administer at-home treatment without first seeking emergency veterinary advice.
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Scan the Surroundings.
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Safely remove any remaining poisonous material from your pet's reach.
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Gather the container or substance to bring to the veterinary hospital or describe to the Poison Control Center.
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Collect a sample if your pet has vomited.
Michigan State University
Small Animal Hospital
Blue Pearl
Pet Hospital