Live Chat with ASPCA Toxicology Experts!

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How can my pets safely share in our Thanksgiving dinner?

Are pine needles from Christmas trees harmful to animals?

How do I keep my pets away from my Hanukah chocolates?

PLEASE NOTE:

If you have a pet who is ill or you suspect may have injected harmful substances, please contact your vet or Animal Poison Control.

Join us for a live online chat with experts from the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center to discuss how to keep your pets safe from all the potentially toxic “goodies” that enter homes this time of year. Hosting the chat are Dana Farbman, CVT, Senior Manager, Professional Communications, and Dr. Eric Dunayer, Veterinary Toxicologist.

These two toxicology experts will be on hand to answer all your questions on protecting pets from harmful holiday substances. Don’t pass up this chance to keep your pets happy and healthy through the holidays!



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