Anidote: Is It Toxic to Pets?

Did your cat chew on a lily? Did your dog find a stick of chewing gum? Is your parrot breathing fumes from an overheated pan?

Anidote tells you in seconds whether it's dangerous for your animals, backed by veterinary sources.

Toxic plants for cats, toxic foods for dogs, household products dangerous for birds: one scan is all it takes.

▸ Check everything
• Scan the barcode of a food, pet food or household product
• Search for a food or plant: chocolate, grapes, avocado, lily, poinsettia…
• Type in the ingredient list of a cleaner or any product without a barcode

▸ A verdict for each of your animals
Dog, cat, parrot, budgie, canary, rabbit, ferret, rodents, lizards and turtles. Something harmless for your dog can be deadly for your cat: Anidote tells you clearly, animal by animal.

▸ Honest answers
• Every verdict cites its source: veterinary references, poison control centres, veterinary schools
• When we don't know, we say so: "Insufficient data" never means "safe"
• Official product recalls are shown first

▸ Emergency in one tap
Veterinary poison centre numbers are one tap away from every screen, even offline.

▸ Built for exotic pets
Birds, reptiles, small mammals: animals most apps forget. Non-stick pan fumes for birds, avocado, cedar shavings, iceberg lettuce that's useless for turtles… Anidote knows them.

⚠ Anidote is not a substitute for a veterinarian and gives no treatment advice. If you suspect your animal has ingested something harmful, contact your veterinarian or a veterinary poison control centre immediately.

Product data: Open Food Facts (ODbL). Recalls: RappelConso. Plant identification: Pl@ntNet.