The document provides recommendations for keeping yourself and family safe in the 48 hours after your pet's chemotherapy treatment. It advises keeping children and other pets away from the treated pet, washing food bowls and toys separately, and using gloves when cleaning up body fluids. For solid waste, feces and vomit can be flushed but larger amounts should be bagged and disposed of in the trash. Some chemotherapy drugs remain in body fluids longer than 48 hours, so consult your veterinarian. Special precautions are recommended for those trying to get pregnant, breastfeeding, immunosuppressed, or on immunosuppressive medications.