Ethylene glycol toxicosis is often fatal and primarily affects dogs and cats, though all species are susceptible. Most commonly found in vehicle radiator antifreeze, it is also available in a variety of other automotive and household products. Test your knowledge, then click to learn more: https://mrkmnls.co/4g4McPx. | The Merck Veterinary Manual

A Ridgefield, Connecticut woman has been arrested for allegedly trying to kill her ex with antifreeze to get full custody of her child. Connecticut State Police began investigating after a patient arrived at a hospital with possible ethylene glycol poisoning. The victim reportedly told police he believed 33-year-old Kristen Hogan had poisoned him. The victim told police that he had a dinner party on August 5 with family. His stepmother brought over a bottle of wine. At the end of the evening, he

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