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By Janet Tobiassen Crosby, DVM, About.com Guide to Veterinary Medicine since 1999

What should I do if I suspect a poisoning in my pet?

Tuesday March 20, 2007
Note: this is a general article about toxin awareness. This is not directly related to the current pet food recall.

Poisons can be eaten, absorbed through the skin, and inhaled. Poisonings can mimic many things. Some poisons act immediately, some take days to appear, which can make diagnosis difficult. If you suspect that your pet has been poisoned, time is of the essence! Please call your veterinarian immediately to avoid further injury/damage to your pet. These tips will help your veterinarian help your pet as quick as possible.

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