PET POISON HELPLINE---800--213---6680
www.ptpoisonhelpline.com
Please be advised there is a per incident fee
National Poison Prevention Week is March 20-26 with the objective of educating the public about potentially harmful substances commonly found in the home. The veterinarians at Pet Poison Helpline urge everyone to remember our four-legged family members during this week, as they are among the most vulnerable.
Pet Poison Helpline is a 24-hour animal poison control service available throughout the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean for pet owners and veterinary professionals who require assistance with treating a potentially poisoned pet. We have the ability to help every poisoned pet, with all types of poisonings, 24 hours a day. Our knowledge and expertise of pet poisons will put your mind at ease when dealing with a potential emergency.
In order to provide this critical service, please be advised that there is a $35 per incident fee, payable by credit card. This fee covers the initial consultation as well as all follow-up calls associated with the management of the case.
* 24/7 access to experts in pet poisonings.
* Experience. We have managed over 750,000 cases involving pet poisonings.
* Veterinary specialists. We're the only poison control with board-certified veterinary internal medicine (DACVIM), emergency critical care (DACVECC) specialists, and veterinary toxicologists (DABVT, DABT) - which is imperative if your pet is critically ill from a potential poisoning!
* Why we charge. We're the most cost-effective pet poison control center out there, which is helpful in this current economy. Unfortunately, because there is no public funding to help run animal poison control centers, there is a small per-incident fee of $35.
Our sole purpose is to ensure that pets stay healthy. Our single goal is to prevent their injury or illness from potential poisonings. To accomplish this, we operate a 24-hour pet poison control center which requires considerable effort, resources, and expense. Unlike public poison control centers in the human sector, veterinary poison control is allotted no tax dollars to support their existence. Pet Poison Helpline does not receive any state, federal, or other public funding. If we did not charge, we could not exist.
* Follow up consultations. Our animal poison control staff will follow up with veterinarians or pet owners to ensure appropriate recommendations can be made throughout the treatment of the pet.
* Treatment advice for all varieties of pets. Not only do we manage cat poisonings and dog poisonings, we also assist in the treatment of avian, small mammals, large animal and exotic species (on a per incident fee basis).
* Frequently Asked Questions
* If you're calling from Puerto Rico or the US Virgin Islands, you can reach Pet Poison Helpline toll-free at 877-416-7319. Other Caribbean islands can reach us at 011-1-952-853-1716.
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Pet Poison Helpline
800-213-6680
Animal Poison Control Center - Pet Poison Helpline - Pet Poisoning Call Center
The 10 most common poisons Dogs get in to:
From the most frequent to the least common, they are:
1. Chocolate
2. Insect bait stations
3. Rodenticides (mouse and rat poison)
4. Fertilizers
5. Xylitol-containing products (i.e., sugar-free gums and candies)
6. Ibuprofen (AdvilŽ or MotrinŽ in brand name or generic form)
7. Acetaminophen (TylenolŽ in brand name or generic form)
8. Silica gel packs ---- Note this one--a few members have asked questions about this before!! This is minimally toxic but Still Toxic!!
9. Amphetamines, such as ADD/ADHD drugs
10. Household cleaners
Pet Poison Helpline and Much Need to Know Info!!
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