Nicotine poisoning can be a real concern for our pets. With so many nicotine products on the market such as cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes, gums, smokeless tobacco, transdermal patches, and insecticidal dusts or sprays, there are so many ways a beloved pet can become exposed! Fortunately, most tend to have a less than appealing taste, but…
Dog owners should always be aware of the potential dangers of accidental poisoning in their pets. Common sources of poison can be found in the home, yard, sidewalk, anywhere! It is important to inform all family members of the proper way to interact with a dog to prevent potential poisoning situations. Dogs are naturally curious…
Nicotine, a rapid-acting toxin, is present in a multitude of products and can be detrimental to animals. Within an hour of consumption, pets may begin to show symptoms of its toxicity. Common sources of nicotine include cigarettes, vaping devices, chewing gum, and chewing tobacco, among others. Nicotine products can also contain xylitol, which is poisonous…
Due to the pandemic, people are taking extra precautions to keep their homes and workplaces as clean and sanitary as possible. Unfortunately, this can lead to your pets being exposed to potentially hazardous household cleaning products. Injuries and poisoning can occur if your pet encounters the product, or they inhale its chemicals. To ensure your…
When it comes to treating cuts, scrapes, and burns on your dog, it’s important to consult your veterinarian before administering any medications. Neosporin is commonly used to treat humans, but it may not be the best option for your pet. There are other treatments that may be safer and more effective for dogs. It’s important…
