
Toxic? Pet & Home Safety
Plant, food & poison checker
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$0.99
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Is it safe? Toxic? gives you a fast, clear answer.
Type or photograph a plant, food, or household item and get an instant red / yellow / green verdict for dogs, cats, and people - plus what to do, the published source behind the answer, and the poison-control numbers you would need in a hurry.
WHAT IT DOES
- Instant safety check on dozens of common hazards
- Separate answers for dogs, cats, and people (it will not guess across them)
- Clear "why" and "what to do" for every item
- Every result cites its source, with a tap-through link to the original guidance
- One-tap access to ASPCA Animal Poison Control and Poison Control
- Snap a photo with the camera to help you identify an item
- Works offline, no account, no subscription
WHERE THE INFORMATION COMES FROM
Every verdict is drawn from published guidance and is cited in the app: ASPCA Animal Poison Control, Pet Poison Helpline, the National Capital Poison Center (Poison Control), the American Kennel Club, and the Merck Veterinary Manual. A Sources and References section is always available in the app.
FOR EVERY PET PARENT
Grapes, chocolate, xylitol, lilies, certain plants, common medications - the things that send people racing to search "is this poisonous?" at midnight. Toxic? puts the answer, the source, and the phone number in your pocket.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account, no tracking, no ads. Photos stay on your device.
IMPORTANT: Toxic? provides general safety information and is not a substitute for a veterinarian, doctor, or emergency care, and may be incomplete. If you believe a pet or a person has swallowed something harmful, call a vet, Poison Control (1-800-222-1222), or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (888-426-4435) right away. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the ASPCA.
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What's New in Toxic? Pet & Home Safety
1.0.1
August 19, 2026
Small update: after a few lookups, the app now offers a quick way to rate it if it has been helpful. It appears once, has a Not now button, and never asks again. The safety database is unchanged.
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