Is propylene Glycol really antifreeze and can cause seizures and *****?

If the cooling system has been completely drained, the modern red or pink propylene glycol antifreeze is probably the best purchase but if it hasn't been drained and you wish to test your existing coolant and top up the strength if required it is best to use the same type.
Blue or green coolant would show the presence of ethylene glycol antifreeze.

No.There was a rumor circulating in spring 2015 that canine carryouts was making dogs sick due to a type of antifreeze included in the ingredients.however all claims were unfounded.the ingredient propylene glycol is extremely different from ethylene glycol,which is antifreeze found in vehicles.propylene glycol has been tested extensively and has been ruled safe for use in dog related products however it is not safe when used in cat products.

it's safe,read this... Propylene glycol

No it's not,here's the real deal,safe for us and animals. Propylene glycol

You should use the correct antifreeze as listed in your owner's manual. There is 3 types of antifreeze, Ethylene Glycol, Propylene Glycol, and HOAT antifreeze. These will be of a different color..


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Propylene Glycol Antifreeze

it is dex-cool usually orange or red

the non ethylene glycol type.if its not been done time to do a complete system flush and refill.