Free tools that estimate how urgently your dog or cat needs veterinary attention after eating something toxic, based on weight and amount consumed. Built from published veterinary toxicology data.
Every result is an urgency estimate based on published case data, not a diagnosis. For any suspected toxic ingestion, contact a veterinarian or an animal poison control center immediately, regardless of what a calculator shows.
Select what your pet ate to get a weight-adjusted risk assessment.
Dogs only. Covers fresh grapes, raisins, currants, and sultanas. No known safe dose.
Open calculator → Available nowDogs only. Risk depends heavily on chocolate type: baking, dark, milk, or white.
Open calculator → Available nowDogs only. Found in sugar-free gum, peanut butter, and baked goods. Fast-acting and severe.
Open calculator → Available nowDogs only. Damages red blood cells. Includes raw, cooked, and powdered forms.
Open calculator →PetPoisonCalc estimates relative urgency using published veterinary toxicology data and known case reports. Results are not a diagnosis and cannot rule out risk at any dose. Every suspected ingestion should be evaluated by a veterinarian or an animal poison control center, regardless of what a calculator shows.
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