THC-tourism is a booming industry as recreational marijuana is legalized in more places than ever before. Thus, your dog is more likely than ever to encounter marijuana in different forms, whether you partake or others around you do. Having said that, every dog parent can benefit from learning the signs and symptoms of THC poisoning…
Weeding is not a fun chore for anyone, but weeding can make your garden look beautiful. Why not have your furry friend next to you to keep you company while you garden? If only it was safe for them. You must use caution when having your dog in the garden or outside, because some…
With people spending more time at home due to COVID, Pet Poison Helpline® has seen large increases in calls relating to several household pet hazards. As baking became a popular hobby, calls regarding bread dough and yeast increased by 250%. With pet owners enjoying their morning cup of coffee at home rather than at the…
Emily Bebout, LVT Veterinary Information Specialist Pet Poison Helpline® Goats are very independent and curious creatures. As part of their curiosity, they explore their world by mouthing and tasting things, which has earned them the unfortunate reputation of eating everything and anything. Among the barnyard animals, goats are the most fastidious of eaters and often…
By Tabatha Regehr, DVM Associate Veterinarian & Ahna Brutlag, DVM, MS, DABT, DABVT Director of Veterinary Services Cannabidiol, frequently referred to as “CBD”, is gaining in popularity and interest by pet owners and veterinary professionals alike. At Pet Poison Helpline®, we get a lot of questions about the safety of CBD and the number of…
