Here's an article for you that points out a few ways to avoid antifreeze poisioning in pets. This is a good article for anyone who is worried about their pets getting sick from antifreeze.
If you want to have a read, you can download it at;
The Daily Citizen : Avoiding Antifreeze PoisoningAnyway, I thought one tip needed to be explained a bit more. And it's the tip to use antifreeze made with "propylene glycol". In one way they are right, but in another, they are wrong. You see, propylene glycol is safer to use than antifreeze made with ethylene glycol.... But not because it is BITTER.
Antifreeze made with propylene glycol is less toxic...but it still tastes sweet. So what that means is that your pet has to lick more to get sick. As you can imagine, if something tastes sweet, there's a good chance your pet will keep licking!
SO if you are using antifreeze with propylene glycol, make sure that you keep it away from your pets. Follow the tips in the article at;
The Daily Citizen : Avoiding Antifreeze PoisoningBut here's the Good news....
Bitter+Plus Bitter solution can be added into antifreeze with propylene glycol. This will make it taste awful to any pet that licks it.
So why not add it to your antifreeze today.