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! 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 Foods to avoid Every do-not-feed food For Tết The 6 riskiest things Send to the family Zalo group
The full list (69 items) Food Chocolate, cocoa powder, chocolate cakes and biscuits Coffee, tea, milk tea, energy drinks; ground coffee, coffee beans, tea bags, caffeine pills Grapes, raisins Tamarind (me): sour tamarind soup, salted dried tamarind, tamarind candy Xylitol: chewing gum, "sugar-free" sweets, toothpaste Onion, garlic, garlic chives, pickled shallots (kiệu), leek, fried shallots, pickled onions, soup or rice porridge with onion Onion powder, garlic powder, dried onion, seasoning granules (hạt nêm), seasoning salt (bột canh), instant noodle/porridge/phở seasoning packets Macadamia nuts (mắc-ca) Alcohol: spirits, beer, infused rice wine (rượu ngâm), fermented sticky rice (cơm rượu), cakes or sweets with alcohol Raw yeast dough, rice-wine yeast (men rượu) Cooked bones (chicken, duck, ribs, marrow bones, fish bones), swallowed, no signs yet Bone or object stuck Swallowed whole fruit stones, corn cobs, avocado stones, mango stones Very fatty or very salty food, large amount (braised pork, pork skin, pork belly, fried food, fish sauce, dried squid, drinking snacks) Fatty or salty food, one small bite Other nuts: almonds, walnuts, pecans Milk, dairy products Raw meat, raw eggs Mouldy or spoiled food from the bin Avocado (the flesh) Oranges, mandarins, pomelo; coconut, coconut milk Plain white rice Boiled chicken Cooked fish Cooked egg Carrot Pumpkin Boiled sweet potato Cucumber Watermelon Banana Apple Blueberries Green beans Broccoli MangoPlants and flowers Lilies, daylilies Sago palm (vạn tuế, Cycas revoluta) Oleander (trúc đào) Daffodil, narcissus (thủy tiên) Chrysanthemum (Tết flower) Gladiolus (lay ơn, Tết flower) Peach leaves, branches and pits Kalanchoe (sống đời, lá bỏng) Dracaena (thiết mộc lan, phát tài) Pothos (trầu bà) Dieffenbachia, dumb cane (môn trường sinh) Chinese evergreen, aglaonema (vạn niên thanh, minh ty) Peace lily (lan ý) Snake plant (lưỡi hổ) Aloe vera (nha đam) Poinsettia (trạng nguyên)Human medicines Paracetamol (cold and fever medicine) Ibuprofen, anti-inflammatory painkillers (NSAIDs), aspirin Other human medicines (heart medicines, sedatives, antidepressants, vitamin D, combination cold medicines)Chemicals, baits, household items Anticoagulant rat poison (brodifacoum, bromadiolone, warfarin...) Bromethalin rat poison Cholecalciferol (vitamin D3) rat poison Zinc phosphide and aluminium phosphide poison Strychnine poison Dog spot-on or flea and tick spray (permethrin) on a cat Car coolant (antifreeze, ethylene glycol), windscreen washer fluid Pesticides and insecticides (organophosphates, carbamates; farm chemicals, ant and cockroach bait, sprays) Corrosive cleaners: drain cleaner, toilet cleaner, bleach (javel), laundry pods Washing-up liquid, soap, floor cleaner (diluted) Batteries (AA/AAA, button batteries, lithium batteries) bitten through or swallowed Concentrated essential oils (tea tree, eucalyptus, peppermint...) Medicated oils and balms (dầu gió, cao xoa; camphor, menthol, methyl salicylate) Nicotine: cigarettes, cigarette butts, e-cigarette liquidUrgency 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) ›