How to Spot (and Avoid) Poisoning in Dogs

Poisoning in dogs should be treated as a pet emergencyAccording to the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center, there were over 199,000 calls about pet poisoning in 2017. Many of these were caused by common household items. The top three sources – human prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, and human food products – may seem harmless to you, but they can be life-threatening to pets.

Because an accident can occur under the watch of even the most diligent owner, it’s important to learn about poisoning in dogs. The experts at Blue Valley Animal Hospital are here to help.

Signs of Poisoning in Dogs

The signs of poisoning in dogs vary tremendously. They can also be delayed for several hours or even days. Some of the most common signs are: Continue…