Antifreeze Toxicity In Pets Podcast

In this podcast, we discuss how small amounts of antifreeze can cause big problems for our pets. Antifreeze is a key component in keeping our cars running smoothly, particularly in these colder winter months, but just a little leaked or spilled antifreeze can cause big problems for our pets. Just one teaspoon can be lethal for a 10 pound cat, and about 5 teaspoons can be deadly for a large dog. In this podcast, Dr. Camille DeClementi, a board-certified veterinary toxicologist with the ASPCA, talks about antifreeze toxicity in pets. Antifreeze toxicity in pets podcast

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