Never leave chocolates unattended. Approximately one half ounce or less of baking chocolate per pound body weight can cause problems. Even small amounts can cause pancreatic problems. Many common household products that can be toxic even in low quantities include pennies, which have a high concentration of zinc. Potpourri oils, fabric softener sheets, automatic dish detergents contain cationic detergents which could cause corrosive lesions.
Batteries contain acids or alkali, which can also cause corrosive lesions.
Winter heat source agents like hand or foot warmers contain high levels of iron, cigarettes, coffee grounds, and alcoholic drinks. All automotive products such as oil, gasoline, and antifreeze, should be stored in areas away from pet access. Before buying or using flea products on your pet or in your household, contact your veterinarian to discuss what types of flea products are recommended for your pet. Read ALL information before using a product on your animals or in your home. Also, when using a fogger or a house spray, make sure to remove all pets from the area for the time period specified on the container.