Clean up antifreeze spills immediately.

Check your car regularly for leaks.

Store antifreeze in clearly marked containers out of your pet's reach.

Never allow your pet to have access to the area when you are draining antifreeze from your car.

Consider switching to products containing propylene glycol, such as Prestone Low Tox, which are less toxic than conventional ethylene glycol antifreeze.

If you suspect that your pet has ingested antifreeze, contact your veterinarian immediately.

In addition to offering information online,

Visit the ASPCA Poison Center for more information about poisons and how to detect and treat poisoning.