Toxicology

Lack of toxicology experts in the industry and overall veterinary shortage make these resources critical

Rabbit poisoned by avocado demonstrates how this fruit can be dangerous to pets this holiday and beyond

A danger to bear in mind while traveling with pets this spring and summer

Fetch Charlotte keynote speaker Walter Brown, BS, RVTg, VTS (ECC), highlights interesting ER case studies from a veterinary technician perspective

3 articles to raise awareness of dangers to animals

Keep companion animals safe this season by educating clients about common dangers

The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center has reported an increase in calls for pets experiencing potential marijuana toxicity

Surgery to remove Fitbit also brought attention to a large rock in the intestine that may have caused further damage if left unchecked

A story from Adam Christman, DVM, MBA

Large Animal Clinic at UC Davis nurses Lily the 11-year-old donkey back to health

Toxin Trends tool allows users to view possible dangers in their area and keep pets safe

Stories of furry friends who suffered from toxins to be aware of around this holiday of love

Discover how Professor Sweetcheeks was successfully treated by an emergency animal hospital

Toxin Tails story spotlighting a dog who got into his owners’ leftover alcohol

Discovered Clostridium toxin found in alfalfa cubes was causing serious illness and even death in horses

We have compiled a countdown of our top 20 articles in 2022, here is number 1

As we approach the holiday season, Renee Schmid, DVM, DABT, DABVT, breaks down what foods and plants are a risk to your patients, plus the following steps after a suspected poisoning

Ingesting of human psychiatric drugs can cause clinical signs ranging from sympathomimetic to anticholinergic

Pet Poison Helpline explains how complex a toxicology case can become when multiple medications are ingested

This month’s installment of Toxin Tails by Pet Poison Helpline highlights the dangers of spiders and snakes

Senior veterinary toxicologist at Pet Poison Helpline details dangerous Halloween treats to bear in mind this season

Toxic ingestions of human psychiatric drugs can cause clinical signs in pets that range from sympathomimetic to anticholinergic.

A look at dvm360®'s upcoming September CEs and events

Learn the top 5 toxins that lead to emergency care for pets

Latest Toxin Tails installment details how a lucky road trip allowed pet to be saved from poisoning