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Top concerns at Pet Poison Helpline

December 11th, 2009
Have you ever wondered what goes on at “poison control” for pets? I have. Pet hazards and poisons are available all year round, but it seems especially so around the holidays when so many new items and people come to the house. Additionally, people are busy. What do the pets get into when not closely supervised?

Fireplace by Rick on FlickrI asked veterinary specialists Ahna Brutlag DVM and Justine A. Lee DVM DACVECC at Pet Poison Helpline what top 5 topics they receive calls for during the holidays. Some of the items may surprise you.

Top 5 most common holiday calls to Pet Poison Helpline


Photo: Fireplace by Rick on Flickr


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