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Springtime means warmer
weather and more time spent outdoors. As
you get ready for the change in seasons, remember to keep your pet’s safety in
mind. The ASPCA offers a
few seasonal tips to keep your pets safe this spring.
Spring Safety Tips:
- Easter Candy – Chocolates and candies are toxic to most pets, including cats and dogs.
- Window Screens – As the weather warms you want to open your windows to let fresh air in. Make sure that you have screens in your windows to keep pets from falling or jumping outside.
- Cleaning – Spring is a great time to clear clutter and clean your home. Remember to keep cleaners and chemicals away from your pets. Don’t leave home improvement products like paints, nails, staples and power tools out in the open.
- Gardening – Many popular springtime plants are highly toxic to pets, including rhododendrons, azaleas, and Easter lilies. Pet parents should also be careful when using fertilizers, insecticides and herbicides on their lawns and gardens.
- Allergies – A change in seasons brings about allergy problems for both you and your pet. If you notice your pet might have springtime allergies, bring them to our office!
Read more about springtime safety
tips on the ASPCA
website. You can also contact our office with any questions or
concerns you have about your pet’s health!
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I didn't know that so many plants were toxic to pets! Spring is right around the corner, and I was planning on putting in lots of new flowers. However, after reading this, I'm not sure that's a good idea. My dog is still a puppy, and if he were to eat them, it could make him really sick. I'm so glad I read this, thank you so much!
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