Emergency Care 
Near Winston Churchill, between Dundas St W & QEW:
905-829-9444
Near Islington, between Bloor & Queensway:
416-239-3453
NOTE: This is NOT a 24-hour care facility, you will need to take your pet home or to us before they close at 9am on weekdays.
1-888-426-4435 ASPCA Animal Poison Control
1-855-764-7661 Pet Poison Helpline
Both include information about poisonous plants. They also have an app: Pet Poison Helpline.
Please seek immediate veterinary care if you notice any of the following:
FOR CATS:
1. Any male cat who is VOMITING - this could be a sign of urinary tract obstruction which is an extremely painful and life-threatening condition that can lead to death due to kidney failure and even bladder rupture.
2. Breathing with MOUTH OPEN - this is a sign of respiratory distress potentially due to heart failure or fluid in/around the lungs; any cat doing this can die suddenly.
3. Any cat who may have been in contact with, and especially if they have chewed on, any part of a LILY - even if they seem completely normal, they should be brought in right away to be detoxified or they could die from sudden kidney failure within a few days.
FOR DOGS:
1. VOMITING UN-PRODUCTIVELY, retching without anything coming up. This could be a sign of bloat which is an extremely painful and life-threatening condition.
FOR DOGS and CATS:
1. Contact with ANTIFREEZE - even a lick or two can be lethal leading to kidney failure within a few days. Do not wait and see if problems will appear, it will be too late to save them at that time.
2. Contact with RAT POISON - go immediately and bring the package with you. There are antidotes for many but not all rodenticides, early intervention has the very best prognosis.