|Articles|October 7, 2019

Client handout: Xylitol and dogs don't mix

Help veterinary clients prevent xylitol poisoning with this educational handout created from information provided by the FDA.

Click the handout to download now. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Center of Veterinary Medicine recently released a short video for pet owners explaining the dangers of xylitol ingestion in dogs. Our dvm360 team took that advice and turned it into the handy client handout below.

Xylitol: Great for gum, bad for dogs.

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