Pet Poisons: How Safe Is Your Pet?

en-usMay 02, 2011

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About this Episode

What are the most common types of pet poisons?
How safe are flea and tick products for your dogs and cats?
Did you know that lillies can kill your cat?
What garden products can poison your pet?
How dangerous are lawn chemicals for your dog or cat?
How can you protect your pet from poisoning?
What should you do if your pet is poisoned? What shouldn't you do?

Learn the answers to these questions and many more from Dr. Justine Lee, director of veterinary services for the Pet Poison Helpline.

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