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Poison guide

Has your pet eaten something toxic?

Enter both an estimated amount and any measurable quantity from the package. For selected substances with established veterinary thresholds, the guide calculates an approximate exposure dose; other products remain dependent on product-specific advice.

Suspected exposure

Build a clear exposure summary

Some exposures can be monitored at home after professional risk assessment, while others need rapid treatment. The exact product, active ingredient, concentration, quantity, pet weight, time and current signs determine the recommendation. Keep the package nearby.
Chocolate dose estimateXylitol dose estimateIbuprofen dose estimateParacetamol dose estimate
Step 1 of 4

1. Your pet and exposure route

Any dose shown is an estimate. A veterinarian or the Animal Poisons Helpline may give different advice after reviewing the exact product.

2. Product and substance

3. Timing and quantity

Objective quantity, where possible

For tablets, enter the number of tablets and mg per tablet. For liquids, enter mL and mg per mL. For chocolate, enter grams and choose the chocolate type. For xylitol, enter grams of product plus the percentage if known, or choose “grams of active ingredient”.

4. Current signs

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