WORKBENCH · Cheryl Ng

Continuing education

A lifelong curiosity about better pet care. Courses I’ve completed, what stayed with me, and thoughtful notes for the people who care for our pets.

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Learning journal

October 2026

My Pet Ate What? What Your Vet Needs to Know

Pet Poison Helpline · Nicole Bailey, LVT (licensed veterinary technician) · RACE-approved webinar

If your pet may have got into something harmful, focus on the information you can share with the vet: who your pet is, what they accessed, where it happened, when it happened and how they were exposed. The original packaging, a realistic estimate of the amount and your pet’s health history help the veterinary team assess the situation—especially if they have never met your pet before.

These reflections are for education, not diagnosis or treatment. Course completion does not make me a veterinarian; decisions about your pet’s health belong with your veterinary team.