These household items can be toxic for your pets.

Food Items

• Grapes or raisins

• Avocados

• Onions and onion powder

• Garlic

• Salt

• Fatty Foods

• Macadamia nuts

• Coffee

• Chocolate

• Alcohol

• Tea leaves

• Raw yeast dough (i.e. bread dough)

• Anything sweetened with Xylitol (i.e. gum, candy, etc.)
  
  

Household Items

• Tobacco Products including cigarettes and cigarette butts

• Lighter Fluid

• Detergents

• Fabric Softeners

• Bleach

• Disinfectants

• Drain Cleaners

• Oven Cleaner Sprays

• Solvents

• Lead

• Liquid Potpourri

• Lime Remover

• Mothballs

• Home Insect Products

• Fly, Snail, and Slug Bait

• Mouse and Rat Bait

• Flea and Tick Products

• Aspirin

• Ibuprofen

• Acetaminophen

• Cold and Flu Medications

• Diet Pills

• Many Over the Counter and Prescription Medications

• Anti-Cancer Medications

• Marijuana, Cocaine, and other illegal drugs
  
  

Outside the Home

• Antifreeze is HIGHLY toxic even in small amounts

• Gasoline

• Pesticides

• Cocoa bean shell mulch

• Algae

• Swimming pools or hot tubs

• Visit www.aspca.org/apcc for a complete list of toxic plants
  
  

For pets that have ingested a toxin, it’s very helpful to have the package available for reference when you call us at (808) 671-7387.

You can also call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at 1-888-426-4435. They are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The ASPCA does not charge a fee for the call.