Many substances in your home can be fatal to your pets. Antifreeze has a sweet taste that attracts some animals. Detergents cause more poisonings of children than any other household product, and pets are also vulnerable to such exposures. Powdered pesticides spilled from a can in a garage are hazardous to a cat that gets it on its paws. One regular-strength ibuprofen tablet (200mg) could cause stomach ulcers in a 10-pound dog. Understanding pet poisons and taking simple precautions could save your pet’s life!
Want to do something about the threat to pets? Protect household animals from toxins by letting the FDA know that we need a new system of public health protections.



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Always important to honor the commitment we made to our pets when we took them into our households.
i am very careful when it comes to anything harmful to our animals, we even keep the animal poison control on our fridge you never know.
Thanks for the info. =)
Thank you helping pet owners with this vital info!! =) Great Post Annie!!
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