Toxicology

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

Renee Schmid, DVM, DABT, DABVT, gives a sneak peek on her talk about the top 10 toxins associates will face in practice

Renee D Schmid, DVM, DABT, DABVT, discussed the toxicity of these flowers for cats and what harmful effects they can pose during the 2022 AVMA Convention

Pet Poison Helpline raises awareness of this popular summertime season in its latest Toxin Tails installment

Erik Zager, DVM, DACVECC, discusses animal toxicity emergencies and a new eye drop emetic for dogs.

When a poisonous fish flops out of a tank and a pup catches wind of the escape it leads to an unplanned hospital visit.

Sticks may be an easy option when playing fetch outdoors, but they pose potential dangers

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.