You may have heard that grapes are toxic to dogs, and yes, we can confirm that grapes, raisins, and sultanas are all bad for your pooch. Whether they are black, red, or green...
The Animal Poisons Helpline is often contacted regarding pets that have chewed on or walked over weeds that have recently been treated with glyphosate. Glyphosate is a non-selective ...
Our Win a Doggy Bag of Goodies from the Australian Animal Poisons Helpline Competition is officially open! The Australian Animal Poisons Helpline is giving you the chance...
We have recently posted on the dangers of Lilies and wanted to take this opportunity to remind all cat owners to avoid them. Valentine’s day marks a particular risk as cat owners may be...
A huge shout-out to Hill’s Pet Nutrition for becoming a Platinum Sponsor of the Animal Poisons Helpline. By doing so, they have helped to keep the Animal Poisons Helpline FREE for all pet owners. ...
The Animal Poisons Helpline receives calls every day regarding pets ingesting poisonous plants. Many exposures can be managed at home, with only approximately 1 in 10 plant exposures ...
If you live in or near one of these postcodes, it may be a great idea to add us to your contacts! These are the most common postcodes in each state and territory that we received calls...
The Animal Poisons Helpline is often contacted regarding pets that have chewed on or swallowed the flowers, leaves, or stem of the frangipani. The frangipani (Plumeria genus) is a ...
Today marks a special day for the Animal Poisons Helpline, one year since we switched on the phones. Since then, the Helpline has assisted over 6,000 poisoned pets...
As we celebrate the end of what has been a challenging year for most, calls to the Animal Poisons Helpline are on the rise. The festive season brings a change of routine ...