Highly concentrated ethanol. Even small amounts cause severe alcohol poisoning.
Dogs
Emergency risk
Cats
Emergency risk
Risk level
Danger
Symptoms
Vomiting, incoordination, depression, respiratory failure, coma, death
What to do now
EMERGENCY. Rush to vet. Respiratory support may be needed.
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Open hubVomiting, incoordination, depression, respiratory failure, coma, death
EMERGENCY. Rush to vet. Respiratory support may be needed.
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Most adult pets are lactose intolerant. Milk can cause digestive upset.
Alcohol is extremely dangerous for pets. Even small amounts can cause severe poisoning.
Caffeine is toxic to dogs and cats. Can cause rapid heart rate, seizures, and death.
No nutritional value. Contains caffeine, sugar, or sweeteners.
High sugar. May contain grape juice (toxic).
Hydrating with electrolytes. High potassium.