Knowledge Center

Has your pet eaten something that is not their everyday pet food, and you are not sure how it will affect them? Are you wondering if it is toxic or poisonous? It could be!

Many food items safe for us are toxic to cats and dogs. And, some things that are toxic to dogs are not toxic to cats and vice versa. It can all get pretty scary when you are not sure!

If you are concerned that something your pet has ingested will harm them, please contact the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center. They have a knowledgeable staff with a large database. If your pet needs to see a veterinarian, they will give you a case number to help our veterinarians develop an accurate treatment plan for your pet.

ASPCA
aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control
(888) 426-4435

Coping with the loss of a loved one, including a pet, can be challenging, difficult, and even painful. You are not alone. There are other people that empathize with you and can provide support. Do not hesitate to reach out and connect to folks who can share with you, listen to you, and feel with you.

The Tufts Pet Loss Support Hotline
Mon-Fri 6 PM – 9 PM & a 24-hour voicemail
(508) 839-7966
vet.tufts.edu/petloss/

NC Pet Loss Resources
pet-loss.net/resources/NC.shtml

Local and National Resources for Families Escaping Domestic Abuse

ccsonc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Pet-Friendly-Resources-for-Victims.pdf

For information on pet food recalls please visit avma.org/news/recalls-alerts.

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