|Articles|January 15, 2010

Client handout: What to do if your pet is poisoned

Provide this handout to your clients so they'll know what to do if they suspect their pet has injested or been exposed to a poisonous substance.

Thinking your pet has eaten something poisonous is a scary situation. Help ease clients' fears by providing them with this handout that outlines the steps they should take if they suspect their pet has been poisoned.

Click here for the client handout "What to do if your pet is poisoned."

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