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 Clients may not be forthcoming with complete information if they feel guilty because poisoning resulted from their own mistakes. Conversely, clients may give biased information if they believe poisoning resulted from a faulty product, the negligence of others, or suspected malicious intent.

 The clinician should determine how many animals are affected or at risk of poisoning and collect detailed information regarding the current poisoning situation, including clinical signs, date of onset, time of onset, treatment given by the owner, and number of ill and dead animals.