Household Poisons

When exploring their environment, puppies can find things to get into, eat, and swallow. Adult dogs have even been known to eat something they shouldn't have. Symptoms may range from vomiting, skin irritation, to sudden death. It's important to be aware of what household products can be dangerous to your pet and keep them out of reach. Always seek medical attention immediately if you suspect poisoning. Here's a list of dangerous household items for your dog. To read about symptoms and emergency treatment click here.

• Acetone
• Antifreeze
• Bleach
• Charcoal Lighter
• Chocolate (all varieties) Lethal dose 1/3 oz per pound for dark chocolate, and 1 oz per pound for milk chocolate
• Deodorants
• Detergents/Soap
• Furniture Polish
• Gasoline
• Ibuprofen
• Kerosene/Fuel Oil
• Lead
• Lime
• Lye
• Organophosphate Insecticides
• Paint
• Phenol Cleaners
• Rat Poison
• Strychnine
• Turpentine
• Tylenol