Additional Resources are always available!

Dogs & Cats:

• Aloe Vera
• Tulips
• Lillies
• Mushrooms
• Azaleas
• & more

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Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants 

• Cleaners & soaps
• Bleach
• Sorbitol
• Advil, Tylenol, Aleve, etc
• Nicotine
• Petroleum Jelly
• & more

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Poisonous Household Products | ASPCA 

• Chocolate & Candy
• Coffee & Caffeine
• Grapes & Raisins
• Macadamia nuts
• Onions, Garlic, & Chives
• Avocado & Citrus
• Alcoholic Beverages

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People Foods to Avoid Feeding Your Pets | ASPCA 

 Game-changing medicine helps control osteoarthritis pain and improve quality of life for our feline family members 

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 A purr-fect remedy for pain | Zoetis 

 We’re combating emerging infectious diseases that pose the greatest threat – because healthier animals help make a healthier future for all. 

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 Protecting the world from disease | Zoetis 

 Life-altering science brings relief to millions of itchy dogs

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 Revolutionizing animal care | Zoetis 

 Study to assess healthy aging in dogs: the Dog Aging Project and Test of Rapamycin in Aging Dogs (TRIAD study) - University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine 

  Study to Evaluate Biomarkers in Cats with Chronic Kidney Disease - University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine 

 The 2025 Feline Health Symposium will bring nationally known experts in feline medicine to UGA for a weekend of one-of-a-kind continuing education, accounting for 10 hours of CE credit. Lectures will focus on feline behavior, establishing a feline friendly practice, updates on treatment of FIP, the approach to feline fever, etc.

 The 17th annual UGA CVM Shelter Medicine Symposium will be March 1, 2025! This one-day event will feature speakers from multiple areas of shelter medicine. This year’s Symposium is $10 to attend, and all registrants will have breakfast and lunch provided. 

 As part of our continued effort to promote the application of reproductive technologies, the University of Georgia Extension and College of Veterinary Medicine are collaborating with E.I. Medical Imaging to provide a training course in bovine ultrasonography.