Toxicology

Good Air Team LLC searches for a solution to protect K9 dogs from opioid overdose

With Mother’s Day approaching, Pet Poison Helpline is warning cat owners of the toxicity of lilies to felines

The Easter holiday traditionally sees a major uptick in chocolate toxicity cases each year. Share these tips to help clients prevent a trip to the emergency clinic.

Why you should warn cat owners to steer clear of adorning their homes with lilies this Easter

In light of Easter approaching, this Pet Poison Helpline Toxin Tails installment features a rabbit and highlights a warning for all pet parents.

How to ask the right questions that lead to an appropriate and effective treatment plan

Toxicology experts spotlight toxins commonly found in a kitchen pantry

Check out these 3 articles covering the ins and outs of common myths in veterinary medicine.

The 24/7 hotline reached this milestone in maintaining pet safety just ahead of National Pet Poison Prevention Week.

This Toxin Tails installment was highlighted for March because the case number—3141592—matches the mathematical number of pi.

Veterinary toxicologists debunk misconceptions about pet poisons.

Marijuana toxicity cases remain constant as more states move toward legalization and/or decriminalization.

3 articles covering the nuts and bolts of veterinary toxicology.

An expert outlines the risks and treatments.

In a dvm360® interview, an associate professor of large animal internal medicine outlined plants to bear in mind that can pose a threat to horses.

In light of Valentine's Day, the Pet Poison Helpline recently highlighted an installment of Toxin Tails.

Mav, a nine-year-old Labrador Retriever, was diagnosed with serotonin syndrome after ingesting up to 600 dietary sleep supplement pills.

During an interview with dvm360® veterinary technician Walter Brown explained how veterinary professionals can help their clients identify signs of sepsis in their pets'.

Here are 3 articles covering a wide array of content ranging from tips to fare the extra holiday stress to common pet hazards to avoid and beyond.

Nova's story warns of a harmful item pet owners should bear in mind this holiday season, plus how the Pet Poison Helpline is raising awareness of common household hazards.

With the holiday season underway, here are 3 informative articles detailing harmful festive hazards to pets.

Over the previous 2 years, the animal health sector has created 49 new vaccines and invested $10 billion in research and development as an initiative to help reduce the need for antibiotics.

Long-term prognosis is encouraging after cytoreductive surgery and radiation therapy in a young pug-beagle crossbreed.

Chemicals in common hand warmer packets can be deadly when ingested, especially for veterinary patients.

Here are some festive items that may pose threats to pets that clients should be mindful of this holiday season.