<ul><li>Dogs love investigating and if they find something they shouldn’t, it can be hazardous for their health.</li><li>You can reduce the risk of accidental poisoning by being vigilant. Ensure your dog cannot reach toxic substances.</li><li>Foods like chocolate, onions, garlic, grapes etc. are toxic for dogs and household cleaning products contain harmful chemicals.</li><li>Outdoor hazards like fertilizers, cocoa mulch, horse chestnut, ivy etc. can also be toxic if ingested.</li><li>In case of accidental poisoning, call your vet or an emergency pet poison hotline immediately.</li><li>Bring samples of toxin or packaging when visiting the vet.</li><li>You can train your dog to understand commands like 'drop' or 'leave it' to prevent them from eating toxic items.</li><li>Being vigilant at home and outside and knowing the hazards, you can keep your dog healthy and happy.</li><li>If unsure about anything your dog has eaten, speak to your vet as soon as possible.</li></ul>

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