Our research found that the majority of dog owners can only name 2 out of the 13 symptoms of toxic ingestion. Those aged 25-34 are the least likely to know the symptoms, only recognising an average of 29% of all symptoms.
Food poisoning symptoms to look out for:
Vomiting.
Diarrhoea.
Lethargy.
Convulsions.
Drooling.
Dehydration.
Tremors.
High temperature.
Agitation.
Pale gums.
Abnormal heart rhythm.
Hyperactivity.
High blood pressure.
If you know your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t have, you should contact your vet immediately and not wait until signs and symptoms start to appear. If you are unaware of any consumption, but notice these symptoms start to present themselves, don’t hesitate to contact your vet.