How to Make Easter Safe for Pets
Watch the grass. No not the real grass outside, we're talking about that pretty but annoying "grass" that many people stuff in Easter Baskets. Pets love to play and chew on it and it's not good for them, and it's terrible to clean up! Keep the candy up! Chocolate and candies like gum containing xylitol are toxic to your fur babies.
Easter Lilies are pretty! But they are also toxic to your cats.
Skip those "treats" for your pets from the table. Many of the things in our food will cause stomach problems you will seriously regret for your pets.
Count those eggs! You don't want your pet getting either fake or real eggs. Spoiled eggs will cause some really not-fun stomach issues and those plastic eggs can harm your pet's intestines.
Keep the toys for the kids. Watch your pets carefully to make sure they don't think your kiddos new doll or toy truck is a new fun toy for them to chew on. Kids toys aren't made to hold up to dog teeth.
No comments:
Post a Comment