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posted on jun , aug , unfortunately for those of us who own pets, this question is likely to occur at some point over the course of their lives. dogs and cats frequently get exposed to pet toxins. common household items like houseplants, medications, and even some human foods like grapes, sugar-free
the truth is, every situation is going to be different depending on the size of your pet, the kind of item they ingested or chewed on, and the amount of it they had access to. the only absolute answer is that time is critical. when we respond quickly, we give our pets the best chance of a full recovery...
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