like ibuprofen, cold meds and herbal supplements accounted for 19.6 percent of calls made to the APCC last year. Always check with your vet before giving any new medications to a pet and keep bottles tightly closed and stored in a safe place.

Prescription meds including treatments for ADHD, depression and heart disease came in a close second with 17.5 percent of calls. Most cases were unintentional 바카라 게임 웹사이트� yet another reminder to keep scripts out of kids' and pets' reach.

If you're known to give your pup tons of people food, think twice. like grapes, raisins, onions and garlic are toxic to pets. If you have a dog, watch out for the sweetener xylitol found in candy, gum, baked goods and even toothpaste.

"Xylitol is probably the most dangerous because it can drop their blood sugar and cause liver failure," Wismer said. And of course, alcohol is always a no-go.

Chocolate gets its own special entry because when combined with other foods it would probably top the list every single year, Wismer said. The APCC gets nearly 60 cases related to cocoa every single day. The toxicity depends on the size of animal and the darkness of the chocolate. For a 20-pound dog, it would take 16 ounces of milk chocolate, 9 ounces of dark chocolate or only 1.5 ounces of baking chocolate to cause seizures.

While prescribed medicines are safe to use as directed, make sure you're carefully monitoring the dose 바카라 게임 웹사이트� and keeping the supply out of paws' reach.

"What we've done to make it easy to give dogs pills is make them chewable and flavored, which also means it's also really easy for a dog to eat his entire bottle of pills," Wismer explained.

Some of the same items you keep away from your kids (think , glue and cleaning products) can cause similar harm to your pets. This category accounted for 7.3 percent of cases last year.

Rat and is designed to look palatable 바카라 게임 웹사이트� a helpful feature if you've got a pest problem, but a serious concern if you've got pets around.

Similarly, watch out for , and other pesticides. These poisons accounted for 6.2 percent of the APCC's cases last year.

They're pretty to look at, but many common flowers and to cats and dogs. The sago palm, for example, is a popular perennial in the Southern U.S. and houseplant everywhere, but the , trunk and especially the seeds can cause liver failure in dogs. Cat owners, watch out for . They can cause kidney failure if ingested.

can also do major damage if your pet acquires a taste for them. Keep an eye out while gardening and after you're done planting, too.

While it didn't make the official list, Wismer noted the APCC is getting a growing number of calls about marijuana (newly legal in an increasing number of states) and CBD products, especially edibles. "Many times these are products that are highly concentrated and also contain chocolate, so dogs find them very tasty," she says. The concentrated THC can lead to low blood pressure, comas and even death.