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Pet Poison Helpline

Also called SafetyCall International

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What is Pet Poison Helpline?

Pet Poison Helpline is a US animal poison control service run by SafetyCall International in Bloomington, Minnesota. It answers calls about any species around the clock, staffed by veterinarians, toxicologists and veterinary technicians, and charges a fee per case. Our toxic plants page cites its lily guidance.

What does Pet Poison Helpline do?

Pet Poison Helpline takes calls from pet owners and veterinary teams about animals that may have been poisoned, at any hour. Its team includes veterinarians, board-certified toxicologists, emergency care specialists and veterinary technicians, and one fee covers the follow-up calls on the same case.

What do our pages use from Pet Poison Helpline?

Our pages use Pet Poison Helpline's page on lilies, which lists every part of a true lily as toxic to cats, from pollen and leaves to vase water, and says early treatment is vital after any exposure. We also give its phone number next to the ASPCA's as a place to call.

Questions about Pet Poison Helpline

Is Pet Poison Helpline the same as the ASPCA poison line?

Pet Poison Helpline and the ASPCA poison line are separate services. Both are US lines that answer around the clock and charge a fee, and either one, or your own vet, is a reasonable first call.

Does Pet Poison Helpline endorse Danny's Cats?

Pet Poison Helpline does not endorse Danny's Cats. We cite its published advice, and it has not reviewed or approved anything on this site. Each page that quotes Pet Poison Helpline lists the exact document we used in its sources, so you can check the original wording yourself.

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