Pet Vet Products

10/22/2026

What will be your dog’s costume this Halloween? 👀

10/18/2026

You won’t believe how Dr. Hill got her King Charles Cavalier!

Watch until the end to hear her story and learn why irresponsible breeding is such a serious issue. Every dog deserves a safe start and a loving home.

10/15/2026

WATCH: Customers are talking about this new product!

10/14/2026

Trick-or-Treating Got Out of Hand?!

Halloween candy may be a sweet treat for us, but it can be dangerous for our furry friends! From chocolate and sugar-free candy containing xylitol to raisins and candy wrappers, knowing what to do if your dog sneaks a treat can make all the difference.

In our NEW BLOG POST, Dr. Leah Hill, DVM, shares what every pet parent needs to know about Halloween candy toxicity, warning signs to watch for, and the steps to take if your dog eats something potentially harmful.

Plus, discover our FREE Chocolate Toxicity Calculator to help assess potential risks!

Keep your pets safe this spooky season. Read the full blog on our website!

Be prepared, stay informed, and keep those paws away from the candy bowl!

Halloween candy can pose serious health risks for dogs, especially chocolate, xylitol, and raisins. Learn which treats are dangerous, how inducing vomiting and activated charcoal can help in certain poisoning emergencies, and what steps to take if your dog gets into the Halloween candy. Plus, try ou...

10/10/2026

In vet tech school, learning how to respond to pet emergencies is an essential part of the journey. 🐾

Activated charcoal is one of the tools students may learn about when studying certain toxin ingestions in pets. When indicated by a veterinarian, it can help bind certain toxins in the gastrointestinal tract and reduce their absorption.

With PetVet Medic’s Activated Charcoal Syringe, we’re making it easier for pet parents and veterinary professionals to become familiar with the product and its intended use.

In this video, we walk you through how to use the syringe, step by step.

Important: Activated charcoal is not appropriate for every toxin or every situation. Never administer it without veterinary guidance, as improper administration can cause serious complications.

Save this video as an educational resource, and always consult your veterinarian in a pet emergency.

10/09/2026

READ: Minoxidil Toxicity in Dogs and Cats: A Common Hair-Loss Medication That Can Be Deadly to Pets

Minoxidil, commonly found in Rogaine® and other hair-growth products, can be extremely toxic to dogs and especially cats—even in very small amounts. Learn how pets are exposed, signs of minoxidil poisoning, when activated charcoal may be used, and what to do if an exposure occurs.

10/07/2026

Thank you for being a responsible pet parents ❤️

10/02/2026

After years of using activated charcoal in the clinic, I got used to the mess.

Black powder everywhere.
On my hands. On the table. Sometimes on the pet.

But in those moments, my focus was never supposed to be the mess.

It was the pet in front of me.
The pet that needed my help.
The family that was scared and trusting us to do everything we could.

And I kept thinking…

There has to be a better way.

As a veterinarian, I wanted something I could feel confident reaching for in those critical moments — something designed around the realities of veterinary care.

So we created one.

Activated charcoal, now in a convenient 30 mL syringe.

Less mess. Easier dosing. More focus on what matters most — being prepared in an emergency .

10/02/2026

PetVet Medic featured in Forbes ❤️

I visited Superzoo, the largest pet retail event on the continent. Here are 15 of the most interesting new pet products I came across.