Some Common Household Poisons
In this section we provide information and resources we hope you will find useful in making decisions for your dog.
We encourage you to do your own research and consult with the appropriate professionals on these topics.

Acids:
Bleach, drain cleaners

Alkalis:
Ammonia, laundry detergent

Antifreeze:
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Dark Chocolates
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Coal/tar products:
Treated wood, fungicides, tar paper
Some Common Food Items:
Grapes and onions

Lead:
Paint, ceramics, linoleum, golf balls

Pain Medicine:
Aspirin, acetaminophen, ibuprofen

Pest baits:
Warfarin, arsenic, phosphorus

Petroleum products:
Motor oil, gas, turpentine, kerosene

Some of the signs and symptoms to look for

  • ​Excessive drooling                             
  • Vomiting
  • Diarrhea
  • Seizures
  • Depression
  • Muscle tremors
IF YOU SUSPECT THAT YOUR PET 
HAS BEEN POISONED BY A TOXIC SUBSTANCE,
CALL YOUR VET OR A *POISON-CONTROL CENTER RIGHT AWAY.

National Animal Poison Control Center 888.426.4435 
*A consultation fee may apply.