Animal Poison Control Centers
If your pet ingests something you know is poisonous, call your veterinarian immediately. If you are not certain whether he has ingested something or you are not certain of its toxicity, call an animal poison center. Frequently your veterinarian will want you to contact an animal poison center so that s/he has detailed information about the toxin and how to treat. There are two main animal poison control centers in the U.S. and you can call either one. Both of these centers charge a one-time fee over the phone which you can charge to your credit card. You sometimes (especially if you are unsure about the product) will save the cost of a veterinary visit by calling the poison center first since occasionally they will tell you that the product or the quantity ingested was not dangerous.
Pet Poison Helpline — 855-764-7661 or 800-213-6680 ($65)
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center — 888-426-4435 or 800-548-2423 (or internationally you can call 1-217-337-9805) ($75)
Prices listed above are as of 5/2021
PET TRAVEL INFO –
APHIS – The animal and plant health inspection service branch of the USDA provides animal travel information for countries around the world. Check the specifics here.
These guys have pet travel information and products from around the world and can provide lots of specific information and products for your pet travel needs. Keep in mind that they do charge some substantial fees for some products and services (such as “pet passport” packages) that you can get for less or even for free by contacting the right sources, however having all of your papers neatly collected and arranged does count for something. This is a good site to obtain initial information on air travel and international pet travel. However, always contact travel carriers directly for official up-to-date pet travel information and contact specific countries for current import requirements and forms which very often are free and available online. However this company provides a lot of useful travel information and material. They also offer information on pet friendly lodging across the US and around the world.