If you have any concerns about a food or toxin your pet has eaten, call the ASPCA poison control line: 888-426-4435
Keep the case number that they give you and bring it with you when you come into the office for treatment.

•Chocolate
•Onions
•Garlic
•Avocado
•Coffee
•Caffeine
•Grapes/Raisins
•Alcohol
•Yeast
•Macadamia Nuts
•Undercooked Meat/Eggs
•Bones
•Xylitol
•Chives
•Tylenol
•Advil
•Motrin
•Ibuprofen
•Aspirin
•Other Pain Medications
•Diet Pills
•Antidepressants
•Cold Medicine
•Human Vitamins
- Snake Bites
- Hit by a Car
- Other Trauma
- Sudden Abdominal Swelling
- White/Blue/Grey Gums
- Weak/Fast Pulse
- Choking
- Loss of Consciousness
- Unable to Urinate
- Sudden inability to Walk
- Moderate-Severe Bleeding
- Change in Body Temperature
- Severe Allergic Reaction
- Seizures
- Poisoning
- Electric Shock
- Trouble Breathing
- Rapid Breathing
- Cannot Stand
- Difficulty Giving Birth
2. Marijuana
3. Sago Palm
4. Tulips/Narcissus Bulbs
5. Azalea/Rhododendron
6. Oleander
7. Castor Bean
8. Cyclamen
9. Kalanchoe
11. Amaryllis
12. Autumn Crocus
13. Chrysanthemum
14. English Ivy
15. Peace Lily (Mauna Loa)
16. Pothos
17. Schefflera
- Blue/Green Algae
- Fertilizer
- Cocoa Mulch
- Slug/Snail Bait
- Fly Bait
- Rat/Mouse Bait
- Swimming Pool Treatment Supplies
- Citronella Candles
- Frogs, scorpions, spiders
- Lizards, snakes, and insects
- Certain Flea products
- Potpourri
- Pennies (Made after 1982)
- Fabric Softener Sheets
- Moth Balls
- Batteries
- Christmas Tree Water
- Tinsel
- Glass ornaments
- Ribbons
- Electrical Cords