All symptoms
Ate something they shouldn't have
With most poisonings, timing changes the outcome more than anything else. Call first, then read.
This page points to vet-written guides. If a sign is sudden, severe or worsening, contact your vet rather than reading first.
Guides that cover this
Which foods and household items are genuinely dangerous, and what to do in the first hour.
- Toxic foods for dogsArticle · Nutrition & SupplementsA vet-written guide to the human foods that are toxic to dogs, including chocolate, xylitol, grapes, onions, macadamia nuts and alcohol, plus what to do in an emergency.
- Dog vomiting and diarrhoeaSymptom guide · SymptomsA practical, vet-written guide to vomiting and diarrhoea in dogs. Learn when to monitor at home, when to call the vet, and which signs need emergency care.
- Is my dog sick? When to call the vet or seek emergency careSymptom guide · SymptomsA vet-written guide to deciding whether your dog needs emergency care, a same-day call to your vet clinic, or close monitoring at home.