Severity scale:
ER

This toxin is considered to be a very high risk and your pet should be evaluated as an emergency at your nearest veterinary hospital. You may want to contact whiskerDocs or the hospital if your pet has recently ingested this toxin to see if there are additional steps you need to take before leaving home.

Amphetamines are a potent central nervous system stimulate found in prescription medications such as Adderall, Ritalin, Concerta as well as illegal street drugs. While safe for us to treat ADHD/ADD, narcolepsy and even to promote weight loss in obesity situations, these drugs can be fatal to our four legged family members, and any ingestion should be addressed by a vet immediately.

Other names: 
Adderall, Ritalin, Concerta (ADD/ADHD medications), weight loss supplements, narcolepsy medications, illegal street drugs
Toxic to: 
Dogs and Cats
Symptoms: 
Agitation, aggression, panting, sedation, elevated HR, hypertension, drooling, tremors, seizures
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