Animal Poison Control Centers by Country

Keep this list of specialist animal poison control centers handy, as it may be useful should your cat have a life-threatening toxic reaction.

CatInfo.net recommends first phoning your local vet if you suspect your cat has been poisoned, or you suspect a life-threatening toxic reaction.

If your regular vet is closed, phone your local emergency vet. You can write your regular and emergency vet in the table below using the two blank rows. Print out the table, write in details for your regular and emergency vet, and keep it somewhere handy.

If the reaction is so severe you need to act immediately, an online or phone service may prove invaluable. These services could help you to provide life-saving treatment to your cat.

It pays to save the following information now when you’re not in a state of panic.

Have this information on your phone, fridge, and/or anywhere else you keep important contact information.

• Your regular vet
• The local emergency vet
• The local pet ambulance service
• The local animal poison control center
• And online interactive animal poison service

We recommend searching for a local state or city animal poison advice helpline.

An area’s local agency is often better informed about toxic plants and other hazards in its catchment area. As a result, your local agency is better able to connect you to animal emergency services.

Add Your Country’s Animal Poison Control Center to this List

We aim to include every country’s animal poison control center in our list. Please confirm that your nation’s center appears in the list below. If it’s not, or the information we have is wrong, use our contact us form and let us know immediately. Let’s help each other and ensure this crucial information is always up to date.

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Interactive Online Animal Poison Advice

Use the following services to speak with a vet via online chat.

• Just Answer Poison Control service
• Ask a Vet Online Poison Control service

Phone Numbers for Animal Poison Control Centers