Is Vitamin D Poisonous To Dogs?
Vitamin D is an essential nutrient for dogs as it helps to balance calcium levels in the body, which is important for the bones, muscles, nerves and all cells in the body.
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Are Slug Pellets (Metaldehyde) Toxic For Dogs & Cats?
Metaldehyde is highly toxic to dogs and cats and is a common ingredient in some slug and snail pellets (although not all pellets contain metaldyhyde so check the label).
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Is Rat Bait Poisonous To Pets?
Poisons that are used to kill rats and mice can also be toxic to dogs, and are unfortunately quite attractive for them to eat, given their palatable flavour.
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Why Is Permethrin Toxic To Cats?
Permethrin is a commonly used insecticide in dog-only flea control products such as spot-ons, sprays, collars and shampoos.
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A Guide To Paracetamol Toxicity In Cats
Paracetamol is extremely toxic to cats and should never be given to treat pain in cats – it will do far more harm than good.
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A Guide To Onion & Garlic Toxicity in Pets
Onions and other members of the allium family, such as garlic, leeks and chives contain chemicals that are toxic to dogs.
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A Guide To NSAID Toxicity In Pets
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are a very common class of pain relief medications that include ibuprofen, aspirin and naproxen.
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A Guide To Chocolate Toxicity in Dogs
Chocolate toxicity is very common, and vets see many cases each year, with inevitable peaks at Easter and Christmas.
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Guide to Blue-green Algae Toxicity in Dogs
Despite the name, blue-green algae is not actually algae at all, but is the name given to a group of bacteria (cyanobacteria) that can be found in stagnant water.
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A Guide To Vomiting In Dogs
Vomiting is extremely common in dogs and has many different causes.
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Can Dogs Suffer Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)?
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common in dogs and they make it painful for them to pass urine.
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Urinary incontinence is characterised by the loss of voluntary control over urination, resulting in leakage, particularly when the dog is lying down.
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