Corrections Policy
How we handle errors and reader feedback
Accuracy matters most when a reader is deciding whether a pet needs help. Foods To Avoid welcomes specific correction requests and reviews them against the strongest available veterinary or regulatory evidence.
How to report an issue
Use our contact form and include the article URL, the sentence or claim in question, why you believe it is wrong or unclear, and any supporting source. Please do not use the form for an active poisoning emergency.
What happens next
- We recheck nearby advice so the correction does not create a contradiction elsewhere in the guide.
- We compare the concern with current veterinary, toxicology, regulatory, or peer-reviewed information.
- We correct factual errors promptly and clarify wording that could lead a reasonable reader to the wrong action.
- We recheck nearby advice so the correction does not create a contradiction elsewhere in the guide.
How corrections are disclosed
Small spelling or formatting fixes may be made without a correction note. A change that materially affects the safety conclusion, urgency, product distinction, or recommended next step will be acknowledged on the page with a clear update note.
What we cannot do
We cannot diagnose an individual animal, calculate a safe exposure from incomplete details, or replace advice from the veterinarian treating your pet. For urgent poison questions, contact your veterinarian, ASPCA Animal Poison Control at (888) 426-4435, or Pet Poison Helpline at (855) 764-7661.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026.