Emergency and Life Threatening Health Concerns
for Dogs
Note: The Health & Nutrition section of the Canada's Guide to Dogs website is intended as a source of information only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional care, but as an aid to those seeking health and nutrition information. Always consult with your Veterinarian and other professionals about health related matters and any concerns or questions you may have concerning your dog's diet and nutrition requirements. We do not endorse or recommend any one treatment or diet over another.
- Animal CPR
- Canadian Poisonous Plants Information System
- Chocolate is Sweet...But Can be Deadly
- Pet Health Alert! Chocolate Poisoning In Dogs
- Antifreeze is Dangerous to Pets Take Special Care
- XYLITOL: Danger or Delight For Dogs? Xylitol is found in "sugar free" chewing gums, candies, and mints, as well as in a variety of other foods made with sugar substitutes. While xylitol may be wonderful for people, it is deadly for dogs.
- Toxins (Poisons) That Effect Dogs
- A Review of Signs of a Potentially Life-threatening Reaction to Rimadyl
If your dog is taking Rimadyl and you have not been advised of the side effects, you MUST read through the information found at the above websites. - Treating Your Dog For Dehydration by Kirsten Hawkins
- Will Your Dog Survive the Summer Sun? by Honey Wesley
- Dog's First Aid Kit
- Emergency Care
- Providing First Aid For Pets by Michelle Bery
- First Aid for Bloat (Gastric Dilatation - Volvulous) Prepared by: Siefried Zahn D.V.M
- Hurricane Katrina: A Lesson in Emergency Preparedness for You and Your Dog by Kimberly Zlatin
- 10 Of The Biggest Dog Killers In Your Home by Colin Philips
- Deadly Indoor And Outdoor Plants Harmful To Dogs by Kelly Marshall
- Doggy Distress: Top Three Symptoms That You Should Call The Vet by Lisa Failla
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Note: We are always in need of articles for the Health and Nutrition section, submissions are welcome and encouraged. Please feel free to contact us.

