Pet Poison Helpline

Pet Poison Helpline We have the expertise to handle any poisoning situation, in any pet species. Did your pet just eat something poisonous? As well as Australia and New Zealand.

Pet Poison Helpline is a 24/7 animal poison control service available to pet owners and veterinary professionals who require assistance treating a potentially poisoned pet. Call your veterinarian or Pet Poison Helpline immediately. The sooner a pet poisoning is addressed, the easier, less expensive, and safer it is to treat. Pet Poison Helpline has a per incident case fee. This fee includes the in

itial consultation, all follow-up calls associated with the management of the case (to ensure appropriate recommendations can be made throughout the treatment), and transmission of our case report to the treating hospital. Pet Poison Helpline is available 24/7 in the United States, Canada, and the the Caribbean. Please keep in mind that email queries or Facebook messages about poisonings cannot be answered - please call our 844-520-4639 number for 24/7 life-saving care! Patient info posted to FB is altered to protect patient identity.

Veterinary toxicologists from Pet Poison Helpline have identified a serious new hazard found in popular migraine/headach...
09/02/2025

Veterinary toxicologists from Pet Poison Helpline have identified a serious new hazard found in popular migraine/headache cooling head masks and similar products!

Pets are at risk if they ingest the contents of these products which can lead to serious neurologic signs and in some cases, death.

If you have similar products in your home, be sure they are always stored safely out of your pet’s reach. Promptly discard any damaged or leaking items. Should an exposure occur, contact Pet Poison Helpline right away. We are here 24/7 to provide guidance and support.

Our team of veterinary toxicologists will be presenting new research at the upcoming North American Congress of Clinical Toxicology (NACCT) meeting in Chicago: Unmasking the Truth about Acrylamide: Chilling Findings from Pet Poison Helpline.

Calling Pennsylvania pet lovers! 🐾We're expanding our team to include PA residents. Join Pet Poison Helpline and help us...
08/01/2025

Calling Pennsylvania pet lovers! 🐾

We're expanding our team to include PA residents. Join Pet Poison Helpline and help us be there for pets - all from your home office.

Check out our current open positions at https://safetycall.com/careers/

Are you and your four-legged friend avid outdoor enthusiasts?🐍 Do you walk through parks, hike, or swim in areas with th...
07/30/2025

Are you and your four-legged friend avid outdoor enthusiasts?🐍 Do you walk through parks, hike, or swim in areas with the potential to encounter venomous snakes?

Check out our latest blog post or swipe through to learn more about snake envenomation, which species are venomous in the US, and first aid knowledge:

https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/pet-owner-blog/snake-envenomation/

¡Ay, caramba! National Tequila Day is tomorrow, July 24, so the toxicology experts at Pet Poison Helpline searched their...
07/23/2025

¡Ay, caramba! National Tequila Day is tomorrow, July 24, so the toxicology experts at Pet Poison Helpline searched their case files for a succulent story. Find out what happened when Kiki decided to bite into a backyard agave in this month's edition of Toxin Tails. Spoiler: Kiki made a full recovery! → Swipe to learn more or click the link below to read the full story 👇

https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/toxintails/a-severely-swollen-face-with-no-tequila-high

Know the warning signs of pool chemical poisoning! From mild drooling to severe breathing difficulties - every symptom m...
07/22/2025

Know the warning signs of pool chemical poisoning! From mild drooling to severe breathing difficulties - every symptom matters. When in doubt, call Pet Poison Helpline at 800-213-6680 immediately.

Pool chemicals might be safe for swimming, but they're dangerous for pets. Keep them stored securely and know the signs ...
07/11/2025

Pool chemicals might be safe for swimming, but they're dangerous for pets. Keep them stored securely and know the signs of poisoning. If you believe your pet has been exposed to pool chemicals, call us at 800-213-6680.

Summer lake days with your pup can be pure joy, but it's important to know about a hidden danger lurking in some waters....
07/07/2025

Summer lake days with your pup can be pure joy, but it's important to know about a hidden danger lurking in some waters. 🌊

Blue-green algae blooms can appear in lakes, ponds, and slow-moving rivers, especially during hot weather. What looks like a fun swimming spot could actually pose a serious risk to your pet's health.

The key signs to watch for: water that looks unusually green, blue, or has a scum-like appearance on the surface. When in doubt, keep your pet out of the water and find a safer spot to cool off.

If you suspect your pet has been exposed to blue-green algae, don't wait - contact us immediately at 800-213-6680. We're here 24/7 to help keep your furry family safe.

With the 4th of July right around the corner, it's important to keep your pets safe during celebrations. Swipe through ...
07/02/2025

With the 4th of July right around the corner, it's important to keep your pets safe during celebrations. Swipe through and read below to learn more about common hazards for pets this Independence Day!

🎆 Fireworks create loud noises that may cause pets to run away. They are also toxic if ingested.
🌽 Corn on the cob poses a foreign body risk if consumed
🍇 Grapes can cause kidney damage
🍨 Sugar-free desserts containing xylitol can cause low blood sugar and even acute liver failure
🥩 Fatty/greasy BBQ meats can cause digestive upset in dogs
🚪 Open gates and broken fences provide easy escape routes during celebrations
🏊 Pool chemicals can damage mouth, skin, and digestive systems
🏷️ Collar tags should be current and securely fastened

If you think your pet has been exposed to something toxic, contact Pet Poison Helpline at 800-213-6680 immediately.

For comprehensive 4th of July pet safety information from , visit: https://www.akcreunite.org/fourthpetsafety/

🚨Attention Georgia Pet Parents and Veterinary Professionals:Due to a recently passed Senate Bill 105 in the state of Geo...
07/01/2025

🚨Attention Georgia Pet Parents and Veterinary Professionals:

Due to a recently passed Senate Bill 105 in the state of Georgia regarding veterinary teletriage and telemedicine, Pet Poison Helpline will no longer be able to provide risk assessments or treatment guidance to pet parents directly regarding their pet as of July 1st, 2025.

If you are a pet parent, you may choose to start a case by providing basic information regarding your pet and the assessment or concern can be discussed with your veterinarian or you may choose to have your veterinarian contact us directly to start a case. Pet Poison Helpline is still able to provide guidance and support to your veterinarian regarding your pet’s needs.

It's officially summertime! ☀️ That means we have to take extra precautions to keep our pets safe. Swipe through to lear...
06/25/2025

It's officially summertime! ☀️ That means we have to take extra precautions to keep our pets safe. Swipe through to learn more about how to beat the summer heat!

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Pet Poison Helpline (PPH) is a 24-hour service available throughout North America for pet owners and veterinary professionals who require assistance with treating a potentially poisoned pet. We have the ability to help every pet, with all types of poisonings, 24 hours a day. Our knowledge and expertise will put your mind at ease when dealing with a potential emergency. In order to provide this critical service, please be advised that there is a $59 per incident fee, payable by credit card. This fee covers the initial consultation as well as all follow-up calls associated with the management of the case.

Why do we charge for our services?

Our sole purpose is to ensure that pets stay healthy! Our single goal is to prevent their injury or illness from potential poisonings. To accomplish this, we operate a 24-hour pet poison control center which requires considerable effort, resources, and expense. Unlike public poison control centers in the human sector, our veterinary poison control is not allotted any tax dollars to support our existence. Pet Poison Helpline does not receive any state, federal, or other public funding. If we did not charge, we unfortunately couldn’t exist.