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Antifreeze (ethylene glycol)

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Affects

All pets

Often found in

What happens

Sweet-tasting and lethal in tiny amounts. Early signs look like drunkenness, then apparent recovery while kidneys fail.

What to do

Go to a vet immediately — treatment only works early.

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