The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center runs 24/7/365 to provide useful veterinary poison and drug information. A consultation fee may apply.
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The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) is your best resource for any animal poison-related emergency, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If you think your pet may have ingested a potentially poisonous substance, call (888) 426-4435.
VET STAFF: It can be very stressful when a possible toxin exposure presents to your clinic, especially if the patient is showing life-threatening signs. Here, we’ve outlined key questions for pet owners that will help guide your treatment efforts. aspcapro.org/resource/toxico…
"The ASPCA strongly urges residents in the pathway of Hurricane Dorian to bring their pets with them if they have to evacuate their homes," said Dick Green, Senior Director of ASPCA Disaster Response: aspca.org/news/aspca-urges-p…
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Have you ever wondered what serotonin syndrome in animals is, what causes it and how to treat it?
Join us on September 18 at noon EDT for our webinar with Dr. Michelle Carlino of the @ASPCA_APCC.
aspcapro.org/webinar/2019-09…
There are a number of common heart and blood pressure medications, some are even prescribed for our pets, but they can all cause very different concerns when ingested in amounts other than the recommended dosage. aspca.org/news/medication-sp…
We get a ton of questions and calls about sunscreen. Whether it’s safe or toxic, if your pets need to wear it, and if animals can get skin cancer. We’re here to answer your “burning” questions! aspca.org/news/pets-and-suns…
Many responsible pet owners are unaware of the danger of blue-green algae, and don’t know how to identify bodies of water that are unsafe. Please read on for more details and safety tips: aspcapro.org/resource/blue-g…
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Join us in celebrating the @ASPCA's 500,000th spay/neuter surgery completed in New York City! bddy.me/2Tf2Tyh
Come see us at #AVMA2019 at booth number 3093 for educational materials AND a surprise giveaway!
Check out our newest podcast about summer pet toxins! podbean.com/media/share/pb-w…
It’s not too late, free 1 hour CE TODAY! aspcapro.org/webinar/2019-07…
Don’t miss out, veterinary staff! Sign up for our FREE 1-HOUR CE COURSE: “You Gotta Be Kitten Me: Feline Toxicities” with Dr. Lisa Paul. The presentation will take place online July 24th at 11am CST. Register now! aspcapro.org/webinar/2019-07…
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Do you know what the most common toxicities for feline patients are? Find out what toxins prompt the most calls to the @ASPCA_APCC in this webinar.
Can't join live? Register now and you'll be notified when the recording is available. aspcapro.org/webinar/2019-07…
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Want to help feral and stray cats in your community? Attend the ASPCA’s Trap Neuter Return and Monitor (TNRM) certification workshop in NYC! Get the details and register here: aspcapro.org/training-confer…
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These four categories and treatment tips from @ASPCA_APCC veterinarians can help you deal with seasonal toxicity cases from July 4 through summer’s end. aspcapro.org/resource/shelte…
Keep marijuana away from your pets! Dogs account for about 95% of marijuana poisonings. nytimes.com/2017/02/02/nyreg…
In this episode, Jill Peisker sits down with Dr. Tina Wismer to talk about the huge increase in calls we've seen related to marijuana, what the signs and symptoms are of those exposures, and how to keep your animals safe. podbean.com/eu/pb-95hsh-b55b…
Summer is finally here!
Hazard High Points during June, July and August: herbicides, insecticides, sago palms, fireworks, grapes/raisins, glo-sticks, sunscreen, and plants with insoluble calcium oxalate.
Check out these hot weather tips here: aspca.org/pet-care/hot-weath…
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Don’t miss this free webinar on June 20 at 3 p.m. ET, when Dick Green of the @ASPCA’s disaster response team explains the importance of categorizing and describing disaster resources and how to efficiently request those resources for animals in need. bddy.me/2FiSxaU