* The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (888)426-4435 Open 24/7/365

* National Poison Control Center (800)548.2423 Open 24/7/365

• Aloe Vera

• Ammonia

• AntiFreeze (tastes sweet o dogs, but quite deadly)
  Read about Anti-Freeze Poisoning avoidance

• Bleach

• Brake Fluid

• Chocolate & Cocoa (contains Theobromine)
  Read about Chocolate Toxicity

• Chemical Cleaners & Cleaning Fluids

• Detergent

• Drano, Liquid Plumber & other drain cleaners.

• Garlic & Garlic Powder

• Gorilla Glue (Contains Polyurethane. Tastes sweet to dogs, yet toxic)

• Fertilizer

• Fire Logs & Starter Logs (Appears edible to dogs)

• Fruits, Pits, Seeds and Stems: See Poisonous Plants List
  that includes Avocado, Grapes, Raisins & others.

• Herbicides & Weed Killers

• Ibruprofen (found in Advil)

• Insecticides & Pesticides

• Macadamia Nuts

• Match Sticks

• Motor Oil

• Moth Balls

• Mulch (many types including Cocoa, Eucalyptus & others)

• Nuts: Many nutes are toxic. See Poisonou Plants List

• Onions & Onion Powder

• Nail Polish

• Pennies (contain Zinc)

• Permethrin (found in Flea & Tick products)

• Pesticides

• Plant Foods

• Plants: See Poisonous Plants List

• Polyurethane

• Rat Poison & Rodenticides

• Scallions (Onion Family)

• Snail Bait & Molluscicides

• Sugar-Free Gum (contains Xylitol)

• Theobromine(found in chocolate and cocoa)

• Walnuts (moldy ones)

• Wool (Tears up the digestive tract. Do not leave dogs alone with wool blankets & clothing)

• Xylitol (found in diet or manufactured sweeteners)

• Zinc

Keep Hydrogen Peroxide on the shelf to induce vomitting in an emergency.