1. Do not give your pet human medication unless directed by a veterinarian.  Be sure to ask HOW MUCH and HOW OFTEN to give the drug.
2. If your pet (any pet!) gets into a human medication, TREAT IT AS A POISONING VICTIM until proven otherwise.  Did you know, for example, that  a single aspirin or Tylenol can be fatal to a cat?  This means contacting a VETERINARIAN.
3. If your pet is poisoned or ahs been exposed to a possible toxic substance, the veterinarian or owner should contact The National Animal Poison Control Center at (900)680-0000 or (800)548-2423.
4. The following is a partial list of common plants that are toxic to dogs.

Amaryllis (bulb)  Arrowgrass    Bittersweet    Caladium    Chokecherry    Daffodil (bulbs) Diffenbachia    English Ivy    Holly     Iris (bulb)    Jerusalem Cherry Larkspur    Marigold    Monkshood    Nightshade    Philodendron    Privet     Show on the Mountain Tobacco    Wisteria

Andromeda    Avocado   Boxwood   Castor Bean   Climbing Lily   Daphnia   Dumb Cane   Elderberry   Hyacinth (bulb) Japanese yew   Jimsonweed   Laurel    Marijuana   Mushrooms   Oleander   Poinsettia   Rhododendron   Stinging Nettle Tulip (bulb)

Apple seeds (cyanide) Azalea Buttercup Cherry Pits (cyanide) Crown of Thorns Delphinium Elephant Ear Hemlock Hydrangea Jasmine (berries) Laburnum Locoweed Mistletoe (berries) Narcissus (bulb) Peach Poison Ivy Rhubarb Toadstool Walnuts