Ingestion of ethylene glycol is an emergency and requires immediate veterinary intervention. Ethylene glycol is found in anti-freeze, coolant, and anti-rust agents.  Signs and symptoms present within 30 minutes of ingestion and may initially appear similar to alcohol intoxication (incoordination), but can worsen to seizures and coma, and eventually lead to kidney damage. Early detection and treatment is essential. If your pet has ingested ethylene glycol please contact us immediately.