10/28/2026
Ni****ne pouches may seem small, but they can pose a serious health risk to your pets. Ni****ne can overstimulate the nervous system, while xylitol can trigger a dangerous drop in blood sugar. Exposure to either substance can be life-threatening, even in small amounts.
🐾 Never assume a used pouch is safe. Discarded pouches can still contain 40–50% of their original ni****ne content, making them dangerous if your pet finds one in the trash or on the ground.
🐾 Watch for these warning signs, which may appear within 15–60 minutes of ingestion:
Excessive drooling
Vomiting or diarrhea
Restlessness, hyperactivity or agitation
Tremors or seizures
Stumbling or loss of coordination
Rapid or irregular heartbeat
Weakness or collapse
Difficulty breathing
🐾 If you suspect your pet has swallowed a ni****ne pouch, don't wait for symptoms to develop. Contact your veterinarian or the nearest emergency veterinary clinic immediately. If possible, be prepared to share your pet’s approximate weight and how many pouches or pieces may have been swallowed.
A little prevention can go a long way: Keep ni****ne pouches securely stored and dispose of used ones where curious noses and paws can't reach them. If your pet does eat a ni****ne pouch and begins to experience any of the symptoms above please contact Trumann Animal Clinic immediately
https://trumannanimalclinic.com/.
