A Pet Emergency Cheat Sheet Every Pet Owner Should Keep Handy

Would you know what to do if your pet got into something dangerous?

When an emergency happens, it’s easy to panic. Your dog eats something they shouldn’t, your cat knocks over a bottle of medication, or you suddenly realize your pet may have been exposed to something toxic. In those moments, having the right information already in front of you can make a big difference.

That’s why we created a simple, printable Pet Poison & Emergency Reference Guide for you to keep on your refrigerator, in your pet first-aid kit, or somewhere easy to find.

 Print it. Save it. Keep it handy.

Our printable includes important information pet owners may need in an emergency, including:

•  Pet Poison Control contact numbers
• Common household foods and plants that can be dangerous to pets
•  Important signs that may indicate a pet needs immediate veterinary attention
•  Helpful information to have ready when contacting a veterinarian or poison control
•  A reminder of where to turn when your pet needs emergency care

You don’t want to be searching for this information while you’re in the middle of an emergency.

We recommend printing a copy and putting it somewhere you’ll see it regularly—like your refrigerator. You may also want to keep a copy in your pet’s travel bag or first-aid kit.

Download your free Pet Poison & Emergency Reference Guide below and keep it somewhere easy to find.

And remember: if you think your pet has been poisoned or exposed to something potentially dangerous, don’t wait for symptoms to appear. Contact your veterinarian or a pet poison control service for guidance, and seek emergency veterinary care when recommended.

Save it now. You’ll be glad you have it when you need it.