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  1. 9 Human Foods That Are Toxic to Pets (And Their Healthy Alternatives!)

    … take, there are certain foods that, while delicious to us, can be downright dangerous – even deadly – to our … when administering pills to reluctant pups. 2. Grapes and Raisins Toxic to: Dogs Why: The …

  2. First Day of Spring - Spring Toxins My Dog Needs to Avoid

    … However, there are also a variety of Spring toxins that can pose a risk for your precious canine . Here are the … muscle shakes, fever, and weakness in their back legs. Grapes/Raisins - Even a small amount of grapes and raisins can

  3. Pet Sitting Emergency: Be Prepared, Ready & Safe

    … that isn’t pet-friendly or need to travel for work and can’t be distracted by their pet. In observance of Pet … Xylitol (sugar substitute) Garlic Onions Grapes Raisins Coffee beans Chocolate Plants that …

  4. How to Prevent Accidental Pet Poisoning

    … Poison Prevention Week, let’s explore how pet owners can prevent their pets from becoming part of these … including protein bars and shakes, xylitol, garlic, onions, grapes, raisins, coffee beans, and chocolate. The APCC averages more …

  5. Paws & Pies: Tips for a Pet-Safe Thanksgiving Celebration

    … or cat to partake in the festivities, the holiday stretch can pose various risks for them. The presence of unfamiliar … giving them turkey bones, gravy, onions, garlic, chocolate, grapes, raisins, and anything sweetened with xylitol. Check out a …

  6. Pet Wellness Month: 8 Ways to Ensure Your Pet is Living Their Best Life

    … which could lead to toxic buildup. Certain supplements can also interfere with each other, such as calcium, copper, … household cleaners, and certain human foods such as grapes and raisins. Pets can be curious creatures, so be sure any …