Dog Dangers
Everything you need to know to protect your four-legged friend during walks and at home.
Dogs are naturally curious and often explore the world with their nose and mouth. This exposes them to numerous dangers, from poisoned baits to toxic plants, dangerous foods to parasites. Knowing these risks is the first step to protecting your faithful companion.
Daily prevention: what really makes a difference
Protecting your dog is not a one-time action but a daily routine built on observation, local awareness and quick decisions when something looks wrong. Consistent small habits reduce risk much more than occasional checks.
Understanding the most common dangers in your area helps you adapt routes, timing and supervision level during every walk. Prevention means anticipating problems early, not reacting only when symptoms are already visible.
Community collaboration is essential: clear reports, frequent checks of critical spots and shared updates create a stronger protection network. The more owners participate, the safer daily walks become for everyone.
Explore the Guides
Poisoned Baits
How to recognize them, poisoning symptoms and what to do in an emergency.
Learn moreToxic Plants
Common plants that can be dangerous for your dog.
Learn moreDangerous Foods
Human foods you should never give your dog.
Learn moreParasites
Ticks, fleas and other parasites: prevention and treatment.
Learn moreHeat Stroke
How to prevent and recognize heat stroke in dogs.
Learn moreStreet Dangers
Broken glass, traps and other dangers during walks.
Learn moreIn case of emergency
If you suspect your dog has come into contact with a toxic substance, contact your vet immediately. Don't wait for symptoms to appear.
Safety Tips
Always watch
Keep an eye on your dog during walks, especially in new or less frequented areas.
Train the 'Leave it' command
Teach your dog to immediately drop any object on command.
Use the Amico Fido app
Check the map before every walk and report any dangers you encounter.
Know your nearest vet
Always keep the vet's and emergency clinic's number handy.