Avocados are a staple in many human diets and are often praised for their health benefits—but when it comes to pets, especially birds and small mammals, avocados can pose a serious risk. While dogs and cats are generally more resistant, ingestion can still lead to gastrointestinal upset, and for certain species, the consequences can be far more severe.

Sago palm is a beautiful plant, which is highly toxic to pets. Read more in this article.

Vitamin D toxicosis is a very serious toxicity that we can see in our pets. If ingestion is suspected, immediate call to animal poison control is needed. Read more about this toxicity in this post.

Chocolate is toxic to dogs and can pose a serious health risk, depending on how much is ingested and what type of chocolate it is. Learn more about the dangers of chocolate ingestion.

Ever wondered if a certain household product may be poisonous to your dog? In this article, by the ASPCA animal poison control center, they discuss some of the common household products that they get asked about.

Grapes and Raisins are delicious treats for people, but can highly toxic to dogs. While some dogs are more sensitive than others, it is important to avoid those in all dogs. Read more about grape and raisin toxicity.

Xylitol ingestion can be highly toxic to dogs. Learn more about this common toxin in this article.

Ingesting raw dough, such as bread or pizza dough, can pose significant health risks to dogs. The primary concern is the fermentation process that occurs in the stomach, especially if the dough contains yeast.

Acetaminophen, commonly known by the trade name Tylenol, is a widely used pain reliever found in many over-the-counter medications.

Lead is a toxic heavy metal that has been banned in residential paints since 1977 and is now limited in gasoline to protect the environment. However, lead can still be found in various common items…