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One bite of chocolate. One nibble of a grape. One chewed pill bottle. PetTriage tells you how dangerous it really is — and exactly what to do next.

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We calculate theobromine dose against your pet's weight.
Estimates only — always confirm with a vet or poison line in doubt.

Theobromine levels follow published ranges (ASPCA / VetsNow). This tool supports decision-making and does not replace veterinary advice.

25+ toxin calculatorsdose-based, weight-aware
Real questions answeredstraight answers, vet-verified
600+ food databasesafe, risky or toxic
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How PetTriage works

From panic to a clear plan — in three steps

We turn panic into a concrete next action, based on the dose, your pet's weight, and published toxicology data.

01

Tell us what happened

What did they eat, how much, and how big is your pet? Two numbers is all we need.

02

Get an instant triage level

Low risk · Watch & call · See a vet · Emergency. Colour-coded, no jargon, no doom-scrolling.

03

Know exactly what to do

Clear next steps: symptoms to watch, poison-line numbers, and when to go to the emergency vet.

Emergency calculators

The 25 dangers pet owners Google most

Each calculator is dose-aware: it weighs what your pet ate against their body weight — because one grape for a 40 kg lab is not the same as one grape for a 3 kg chihuahua.

Most used

Chocolate

Theobromine dose by type & weight.

 Critical

Grapes & raisins

Renal-toxic dose calculator.

 Critical

Xylitol

Gum, peanut butter & sugar-free foods.

 Soon

Onion & garlic

Hemolytic anemia risk by dose.

 Soon

Macadamia nuts

Weakness & toxicity guidance.

 Soon

Lily (cats)

Extremely toxic — kidney failure risk.

 Soon

Ibuprofen & NSAIDs

Human pills — dose risk calculator.

 For cats

Antifreeze (ethylene glycol)

Minutes matter — act fast.
Real questions, straight answers

Asked by worried owners, answered in plain language

Every question comes from real owners. Every answer is built on veterinary guidance — symptoms first, urgency second, what to do third.

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Why trust PetTriage

Built the way we'd want it for our own pets

Dose-based, not fear-based We compute actual mg/kg against published toxicology — not worst-case scare pages.
30-second answers When your dog ate something, you don't need a 2,000-word article. You need a decision.
Sources you can check ASPCA, AVMA, veterinary poison lines, and university toxicology — linked, not vibes.
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