Can dogs and cats eat this?

Has your pet just eaten something dangerous?
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3 things to do now
  • Don't make your pet vomit, and don't give milk, salt water or cooking oil.
  • Call the vet now and say what your pet ate, how much, when, and how much it weighs. Keep the packaging or take a photo of it.
  • Seizures, trouble breathing, collapse: go to an emergency vet now.

A warning sheet for the fridge

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Food

Plants and flowers

Human medicines

Chemicals, baits, household items

Urgency levels from the poisons table in our care guides (updated 3/11/2026), compiled from the Merck Veterinary Manual, ASPCA, Pet Poison Helpline and other veterinary sources. The list of foods that are OK follows AKC, PDSA and Purina. This is general information, not a substitute for a vet.When to go to an emergency vet (tiếng Việt) ›