Key takeaways
- If poisoning is suspected, contact a vet urgently.
- Do not wait for symptoms before seeking advice after a known risky ingestion.
- Keep packaging or ingredient details to help the vet assess risk.
Safety note
This is general guidance, not a veterinary diagnosis. Speak to a vet if your pet is unwell, changing weight unexpectedly, or has a medical condition.
Step 1
Common risks
Chocolate, grapes, raisins, xylitol, alcohol, some human medicines, and certain leftovers can be dangerous. This page needs expert review before being expanded.
Step 2
What not to do
Do not try home treatments or induce vomiting unless a vet or poison professional tells you to.
Step 3
What to prepare
Note what was eaten, roughly how much, when it happened, your dog weight, and any symptoms.
