Flyers, posters and leaflets
If you would like material for your practice or client awareness sessions,we have leaflets and posters available for download for the website. Some of this material can also be ordered from us. Just email us at admin@vpisglobal.com.
NEW 2023!
Pet Safe Plants List
This is a list of plants that are considered safe for households with pets. Note, however, that ingestion of any plant material may cause mild gastrointestinal upset. If your pet repeatedly chews plants and has gastrointestinal upset, it is recommended that plants are removed from the home or fenced off in the garden, if practical
Animal PoisonLine


Our 24 hour service exclusively for owners. Please see our promotional poster and leaflet for details.
To order our Animal PoisonLine poster or leaflets please email admin@vpisglobal.com
Poisoning in Pets

VPIS has produced a selection of leaflets on specific poisonous agents in cats and dogs; these that can be used in practice waiting rooms or as handouts for clients, and are aimed at raising awareness and informing pet owners about the dangers of specific poisoning hazards.
To order leaflets please email admin@vpisglobal.com
Keeping Cats Safe – Lethal Lilies

International Cat Care has produced a lily poster that can be used to raise awareness of ‘lethal lilies’.
Keeping Cats Safe – Halloween hazards and fireworks

A poster from International Cat Care on the hazards of Halloween and fireworks.
Keeping Cats Safe – Antifreeze Poisoning in Cats

International Cat Care has produced a poster that can be used to raise awareness of antifreeze poisoning in cats.
International Care Care (ICC)’s permethrin poster
This poster is part of the ICC’s ‘Protect against permethrin poisoning’ campaign. To see the poster for pet owners and vet practices, see here.
Pets and Poisons leaflet (BVA-AWF) (Download only)

This leaflet, created collaboratively by the VPIS and the British Veterinary Association Animal Welfare Foundation (BSA-AWF), demonstrates to pet owners how to prevent poisoning in the home and what to do if they suspect their animal is poisoned.
Please note this document is download only.









