My Dog Ate Halloween Candy! What Should I Do?

Halloween candy can pose serious health risks for dogs, especially chocolate, xylitol, and raisins. Learn which treats are dangerous, how inducing vomiting and activated charcoal can help in certain poisoning emergencies, and what steps to take if your dog gets into the Halloween candy. Plus, try our free Chocolate Toxicity Calculator to assess your dog's risk.

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Minoxidil Toxicity in Dogs and Cats: A Common Hair-Loss Medication That Can Be Deadly to Pets

Minoxidil, commonly found in Rogaine® and other hair-growth products, can be extremely toxic to dogs and especially cats—even in very small amounts. Learn how pets are exposed, signs of minoxidil poisoning, when activated charcoal may be used, and what to do if an exposure occurs.

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What to Do If Your Dog Eats Something Toxic: A Veterinarian’s First Steps

If your dog eats something potentially toxic, knowing what to do in the first few minutes can make a big difference. This guide covers the first steps to take, when to call your veterinarian or poison control, when activated charcoal may be recommended, and common household toxins every pet owner should know about.

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