Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
PawPanic’s “My dog ate…” triage
A dog-ingestion triage form asks what was eaten, the dog’s weight, the amount, and optionally when it happened.
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- Dog owners assessing a possible ingestion
- Worth noticing
- The page lists 264 foods, medications, and plants and names ASPCA and Pet Poison Helpline numbers; it warns that calls may incur fees.
Field notes
The form captures dog weight in pounds or kilograms, an amount in units ranging from ounces to IU, and an optional time since ingestion. The page links to an index of 264 foods, medications, and plants and lists ASPCA and Pet Poison Helpline numbers, noting that consultation may cost money. Its twice-monthly seasonal-alert email is presented as a newsletter offering; the extracted page does not show a sample triage result.
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