Pet Poison Helpline is a 24-hour service available throughout N. America for pet owners and veterinary professionals who require assistance with treating a potentially poisoned pet.
Patient info posted to FB is altered to protect patient identity.
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- Location:
- Bloomington, MN, 55425
- Phone:
- General information: 1-866-823-1588 and Pet Poison Helpline: 1-800-213-6680
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- The Minnesota Horse Expo
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
Friday, April 24 at 8:30am - Pet Expo 2009
Minneapolis Convention Center
Saturday, February 21 at 4:00pm
Pet Poison Helpline
Pet Poison Helpline Buying plants for the Holidays? Make sure they're pet safe BEFORE bringing them home! Check out our toxic plant list.
Source: ow.ly
Poisonous plants to avoid!. While some plants are more poisonous than others, it\\s best to know which general ones to avoid - both inside and outside of the house! Again, most of these will cause a mild gastroenteritis (i.e., vomiting, diarrhea,
Pet Poison Helpline The Holidays are approaching and PPH has just released our Holiday Toxin Tips!Learn about which Holiday items will (and won't!) be a problem for 4-footers this season.
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The Holidays are approaching and PPH has just released our Holiday Toxin Tips!
Learn about which Holiday items will (and won't!) be a problem for 4-footers this season.
Source: petpoisonhelpline.com
Holiday hazards. Holiday Toxin Tips from Pet Poison Helpline Help Keep Your Pet SafeTips on holiday foods, plants and decorations that can put your pet at risk.Minneapolis (November 16, 2009) – The holidays are stressful enough without having to worry
Episode 69 - Summer Times Hazards in the House and Yard and Dr. Justine Lee's Book It's a Cat's Worl
Source: www.mevio.com
Eat first, think later is the mantra many pets profess. This philosophy can send them to the emergency room faster than they can bark or meow. Somet | You go to the doctor regularly—and so should your pet. Listen to The Pet Doctor with Bernadine D. Cruz, DVM and Diane Levitan, DVM.
Pet Poison Helpline Friday's Tip! Pets love to lick, esp themselves! Daily use of topical zinc oxide creams (i.e. Desitin) can cause zinc poisoning due to chronic ingestion.
Pet Poison Helpline Thursday's Tip: Pepto Bismol is metabolized to aspirin. This cause easily cause aspirin toxicity, esp in cats. Forgo the pink stuff!
Pet Poison Helpline
Dairyland Greyhound Racetrack in Kenosha, Wisconsin will be closing on December 31, 2009. A
LARGE number Greyhounds will need to be adopted - there are
aproximetely 900 at the track now. This is a great time to consider
adopting a Greyhound. They test the dogs to see if they are cat
friendly and or small dog friendly. They... also know if a dog should be a
single dog or if they would be great in a 2, 3, or 4 dog house!!!
Please help me get the word out; we only have 6 weeks to get this task
done. CONTACT INFO: Dairyland Race Track Adoption Center direct at (262) 612-8256ADOPTION APPLICATION: http://www.dairylandgreyhoundpark.com/ad
LARGE number Greyhounds will need to be adopted - there are
aproximetely 900 at the track now. This is a great time to consider
adopting a Greyhound. They test the dogs to see if they are cat
friendly and or small dog friendly. They... also know if a dog should be a
single dog or if they would be great in a 2, 3, or 4 dog house!!!
Please help me get the word out; we only have 6 weeks to get this task
done. CONTACT INFO: Dairyland Race Track Adoption Center direct at (262) 612-8256ADOPTION APPLICATION: http://www.dairylandgreyhoundpark.com/ad
Source: www.dairylandgreyhoundpark.com
On the track, the racing greyhound is known for his speed, intelligence and love of the chase. An incomparable performer, the greyhound's ability is often measured in terms of desire and spirit. ...
Pet Poison Helpline H1N1 update: Cat death in Oregon from presumed 2009 H1N1
Source: www.avma.org
Recent reports of a new "swine flu" virus among humans have been confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Pet Poison Helpline Pet Poison Helpline wishes it wasn't so busy during the holdiays!
Source: www.nbclosangeles.com
Pet Poison Helpline Wednesday's Tip! Use caution with "home remedies" such as garlic and tea tree oil! Both, in high concentrations, are toxic to dogs and cats. A few milliliters of 100% tea tree oil can be fatal.
Pet Poison Helpline Four-legged creatures ♥ to play in the the mud too!
Source: www.youtube.com
I did not create this video. A cute elk calf plays in the mud puddle. So so cute.
Pet Poison Helpline Tuesday's Tip! Beware pain meds! Do NOT give your pet Tylenol, Advil, Alleve or other 'human' pain meds. They do not metabolize them as we do; even small doses may cause liver/kidney issues.
Pet Poison Helpline More drug interactions with Omeprazole, the gastric acid suppressor - see the discussion for more info!
Pet Poison Helpline This week PPH will be highlighting common "mistakes" pet owners make which can lead to toxicity in pets. Watch for our daily status updte! Monday's tip: While Benadryl is sometimes recommended for pets, beware "cold and flu" or "sinus" formulations. These contain meds such as acetaminophen or phenylepherine which are very dangerous to pets!
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Pet Poison Helpline discussed Drug interaction with Omeprazole on the Pet Poison Helpline discussion board.
