How to Find a Dog Poison Control Center

InstructionsStep 1:Access the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals website to determine if the information you’re looking for is listed. If you happen to know what your pet has gotten into, then you can do a Google search on their webpage to know how to heal your pet until you can get him to the vet. They also offer their advice on how to deal with the situation for a $60 fee. Call (888) 426-4435 to speak to a specialist about the specific poison your dog has ingested.Step 2:If your situation is more severe, then you need to seek medical attention immediately. Find the nearest poison control center or animal hospital online and and get your pet there immediately.Step 3:The fastest method is to always be prepared for an emergency. Call your vet in advance and ask them where the closest animal poison control center is. Write this number down on a piece of paper and stick it on your refrigerator.Step 4:If you do not have any contact information for a dog poison control center in your area, then you need to call your veterinarian. They will offer you guidance on how to deal with the situation at home, or whether or not you need to bring them in. There may be a fee if it is after hours. The best treatment is prevention. Do your homework now and it will pay off when and if the time comes.Tips & WarningsPost your vet's number on the fridge.Bookmark the Poison Control page in your phone book.Only purchase non-poisonous plants.Keep chemicals locked away out of reach of animals.Resourceswww.ASPCA.orgPhoto/Video CreditThe ASPCA’s Animal Poison Control Center