🐾❗️Common Toxic Foods for Dogs❗️🐾

Allan Cheung
2 days ago
1 min read

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Many everyday foods 🍫🍇🧄 can be toxic to dogs, causing serious health issues that may not show immediate or obvious signs. If you suspect your dog has eaten something harmful, seek veterinary care immediately 🩺—early treatment like safely inducing vomiting 🤮 and providing fluids 💧 can help reduce toxin absorption and support recovery.

⏰ If caught soon after ingestion (ideally within 2 hours), a vet may induce vomiting - never do this at home without professional guidance! Depending on clinical signs, other supportive care such as fluids and medication may be provided to protect organs and speed healing. Prompt vet attention is vital!

⚠️ Common signs of poisoning include vomiting 🤢, diarrhoea 💩, lethargy 🛌, dizziness 🌀, and unsteady movements. Always stay alert and contact your vet if anything seems off!

Keep these foods far out of reach to keep your furry friend safe and healthy! 💙🐾

Let’s work together to give our beloved pets the happiest, healthiest lives 💖🐾. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime 📞💬.

Toxic foods for dogs poster with images: chocolate, grapes, alliums, xylitol, fruit pits, caffeine, alcohol, nuts, and plants. Clinic info below.

Warning sign about chocolate's theobromine toxicity for dogs, listing symptoms and risks, with contact info for Dr. Eric's Animal Clinic.

Warning poster: Grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs. Shows grapes, raisins, symptoms to watch for, and Dr. Eric's Animal Clinic info.

Infographic on alliums' toxicity to dogs, with garlic, chives, and a sleeping dog. Warns of symptoms like vomiting and anemia. Text in English and Chinese.

Warning poster about xylitol toxicity in dogs. Includes symptoms like vomiting and seizures. Features sad dog illustration and clinic info.

Infographic on dog poisoning. Advises immediate vet visit, mentions inducing vomit within 2 hours. Includes vet clinic image, paw prints, text in English and Chinese.