Pizza is not usually toxic but contains garlic, onion, and high fat. Emergency level Low to moderate. What to do Monitor for vomiting or diarrhea. When to call the vet If symptoms persist or worsen. Sources: See full veterinary references here
Many cough medicines contain ingredients toxic to dogs. Emergency level High. What to do Call your vet immediately and provide ingredient list. When to call the vet Immediately, even if no symptoms yet. Sources: See full veterinary references here
Some human vitamins contain iron, which can be toxic. Emergency level Moderate What to do Check label for iron content. When to call the vet If iron-containing vitamins were consumed. Sources: See full veterinary references here
Melatonin is generally low risk but may cause drowsiness. Emergency level Low What to do Monitor for lethargy or stomach upset. When to call the vet If large amounts were consumed. Sources: See full veterinary references here
Nicotine is highly toxic to dogs. Emergency level High. What to do Call your vet immediately. When to call the vet Immediately, even before symptoms appear. Sources: See full veterinary references here
THC can cause severe lethargy and loss of coordination Emergency level Moderate to high. What to do Call your vet for guidance. When to call the vet If vomiting, severe lethargy, or tremors occur. Sources: See full veterinary references here
Many protein bars contain xylitol, which is toxic – check packaging ingredients Emergency level High if xylitol present. What to do Check label and call vet if xylitol included. When to call the vet Immediately if unsure. Sources: See full veterinary references here
Some candies contain xylitol, which is extremely toxic. Check packaging ingredients. Emergency level High if xylitol present. What to do Check ingredient label immediately. When to call the vet Immediately if xylitol is listed. Source: ASPCA
Mold toxins can cause tremors and seizures in dogs. Emergency level High. What to do Call your vet immediately. When to call the vet Immediately if tremors, vomiting, or weakness occur. Sources: See full veterinary references here
Cooked chicken bones can splinter and cause choking or internal injury. Emergency level Moderate to high. What to do Monitor for choking, vomiting, abdominal pain. When to call the vet Call immediately if your dog is gagging, lethargic, or in pain. Sources: See full veterinary references here