As we approach the holidays, it’s important to be aware of these potential hazards that can affect your pets. Here are some common risks to watch out for:
1. Toxic Plants: Poinsettias, mistletoe, and holly are beautiful but dangerous if ingested.
2. Hazardous Foods: Chocolate, alcohol, grapes, raisins, and other human treats can harm your pet.
3. Choking Hazards: Decorations like tinsel, ornaments, and ribbons can pose a choking risk.
4. Stress: The hustle and bustle of visitors, loud noises, and changes in routine can really stress pets out.
5. Candles & Cords: Open flames from candles or fireplaces are a fire risk, especially with curious pets. Plus be sure those extension cords aren't available to be chewed or pulled.
6. Cold Weather: Cold temperatures can be hard on pets, especially senior ones—keep them warm.
7. De-icing Chemicals: Salt and other chemicals used to treat roads can irritate paws and be harmful if licked.
Be mindful of these hazards to ensure your pet’s safety this holiday season! 🐾🎄
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Every moment together is a gift. Hold them close and make it count. 🐾❤️
As fall arrives, it’s important to stay aware of hidden seasonal hazards that can pose risks to your pets. Here are 5 to watch out for:
🍂 Acorns: While tempting to chew on, acorns can cause digestive issues in pets.
🍄 Mushrooms: Many wild mushrooms are toxic if eaten by curious pets.
🚗 Antifreeze: It has a sweet taste but is highly toxic, even in small amounts.
🐀 Rodenticides: Increased use of these products in fall can be dangerous if ingested.
🌿 Essential Oils: Some seasonal oils like clove and cinnamon can be harmful to pets.
Keep a close eye on your pets during outdoor adventures and around the home! 🐾
This Thanksgiving, we’re especially thankful for the unconditional love our pets give us. 🐾❤️ From wagging tails to purring chests, they brighten our days and remind us of the joy in simple moments.
Take a moment to give your furry friend an extra cuddle today or share a special memory of your pet with us why you're thankful for them in the comments below!
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