American Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals
Community Resource
About this resource
This service offers a hotline dedicated to emergencies involving animal poison. It is manned by veterinarians and certified veterinary toxicologists. Additionally, the website contains valuable information aimed at safeguarding pets from toxic substances.
Intake Procedure: To get assistance, call or check the website for further details. Callers will be questioned about their pet's health and any exposure to poisons to evaluate the risk. Based on this information, they will receive guidance on treatment options, which may include home care or visiting a veterinary professional.
Fees: There is a consultation fee of $95 for calls, which can be paid via credit card.
Who can use this
- No restrictions apply.
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