24/7 Animal Poison Control Center | Pet Poison Helpline

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24/7 ANIMAL POISON CONTROL CENTER: (855) 764-7661Call NowMenuMenuSearchClosePoison ListFor OwnersFor VetsToxin TailsBlogCareersAbout UsEmergency InstructionsMenu24/7 animal poison control centerExpert help is a call away(855) 764-7661$65 incident fee appliesSearchPoison ListKaffir lilyHand WarmersHand Sanitizer (Ethanol)AmbienIsoniazidOwners GuideVeterinariansEmergency InstructionsToxin TailsNews BlogAbout UsContact UsCareersEmergency Instructions Recent Cases ?Charlie in Utah Charlie, a cat, ingested Plant: Lilium Species.Dexter in North Carolina Dexter, a Cat, ingested Plant: Daffodil.Phoebe in Florida Phoebe, a Beagle, ingested Play-Doh.Loki in Ontario Loki, a Shih Tzu, ingested Dye: Easter Egg.Kitty in Mississippi Kitty, an cat, ingested Diesel Fuel.Bear in IowaBear, a Newfoundland, ingested Bread Dough.Stella in QuebecStella, a Rabbit, ingested Plant: Kalanchoe. Loki in Oklahoma Loki, a Pot-Bellied Pig, ingested Art Supplies: Play Dough.Angel in North Dakota Angel, a Macaw, ingested Plant: Avocado.Toby in Kentucky Toby, an Australian Shepherd, ingested Tea Tree Oil.Emergency instructions Is it an emergency?What to do if your pet is poisoned:Remove your pet from the area.Check to make sure your pet is safe: breathing and acting normally.Do NOT give any home antidotes.Do NOT induce vomiting without consulting a vet or Pet Poison Helpline.Call Pet Poison Helpline at 855-764-7661.If veterinary attention is necessary, contact your veterinarian or emergency veterinary clinic immediately.For detailed instructions click here or call (855) 764-7661Did your pet just eat something poisonous? Call your veterinarian or Pet Poison Helpline immediately. The sooner a pet poisoning is addressed, the easier, less expensive, and safer it is to treat.$65 feeWhen you call one of our staff experts, a $65 USD per incident fee applies. All follow-up consultations are included.All pets, all poisonsWe have the expertise to handle any poisoning situation, in any pet species – large or small!How it worksAn expert receives your concernOur staff of credentialed veterinary professionals will gather information about the exposureWe evaluate the poisoningWe run calculations and will determine if the pet can be monitored from home or should be seen by your veterinarianWe consult with your veterinarianIf veterinary care is warranted, we will work together with your veterinarian to develop a treatment plan specific to your petOur difference:See why Pet Poison Helpline is uniquetestimonialsAs a medical toxicologist, I have found for myself that Pet Poison Helpline has been a wonderful resource when any of my three dogs get into things they shouldn’t. For the same reasons we encourage the public and health care providers with human exposures to call a poison center to consult with the poisoning experts, I consult the veterinary poisoning experts at Pet Poison Helpline for assistance with my pets’ exposures.– Dr. Edward B.testimonialsPet Poison Helpline is the best resource for fast and thorough information on toxic exposure to pets. Whether for a patient in the clinic or for a client calling for more information for their pets, their knowledgeable, caring staff have given me valuable medical information and peace of mind.– Kate An Hunter, DVMtestimonialsWe wanted to thank you so much for all of your help for our dog, Saffie. She accidentally ate our daughter’s ADHD medication and got extremely ill. The emergency vet said if it hadn’t been for you, our dog would probably have died from being given a sedative that was contra-indicated for that particular medicine. Your help was invaluable to them! Thank you again so much! Saffie is doing much better and her prognosis is good.– Julie P.testimonialsPet Poison Helpline is my go-to resource for poison control and toxicology information. I am always impressed by the rapid response and depth of toxicological knowledge. The team at Pet Poison Helpline are professional, courteous, and a superb resource for veterinary professionals and pet owners alike.– Janet Tobassen Crosby, DVMtestimonialsThank your for your helpfulness and kindness when my cat, Carly, got sick. She is just about 100% recovered, and I know she couldn’t have survived without the advice you gave me.– DonnaWatchIntro VideotestimonialsAs a medical toxicologist, I have found for myself that Pet Poison Helpline has been a wonderful resource when any of my three dogs get into things they shouldn’t. For the same reasons we encourage the public and health care providers with human exposures to call a poison center to consult with the poisoning experts, I consult the veterinary poisoning experts at Pet Poison Helpline for assistance with my pets’ exposures.– Dr. Edward B.testimonialsPet Poison Helpline is the best resource for fast and thorough information on toxic exposure to pets. Whether for a patient in the clinic or for a client calling for more information for their pets, their knowledgeable, caring staff have given me valuable medical information and peace of mind.– Kate An Hunter, DVMtestimonialsWe wanted to thank you so much for all of your help for our dog, Saffie. She accidentally ate our daughter’s ADHD medication and got extremely ill. The emergency vet said if it hadn’t been for you, our dog would probably have died from being given a sedative that was contra-indicated for that particular medicine. Your help was invaluable to them! Thank you again so much! Saffie is doing much better and her prognosis is good.– Julie P.testimonialsPet Poison Helpline is my go-to resource for poison control and toxicology information. I am always impressed by the rapid response and depth of toxicological knowledge. The team at Pet Poison Helpline are professional, courteous, and a superb resource for veterinary professionals and pet owners alike.– Janet Tobassen Crosby, DVMtestimonialsThank your for your helpfulness and kindness when my cat, Carly, got sick. She is just about 100% recovered, and I know she couldn’t have survived without the advice you gave me.– DonnaOur mission is to make the world safer for animals and to save pets’ lives 24 hours a day, 7 days a weekGuide to pet safetyUnfortunately, each year thousands of pets suffer from accidental ingestion of household poisons. Part of our mission is to lower this number, but we need your help! 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