It is this time of year, people. Department stores are decking their halls, even if it's not even Thanksgiving. Celebrations of Joy is in the air with the help of party decorations, delicious snacks, and of course, the extra-special need to spread joy and happiness to others.
However, these decorations and snacks can also be dangerous for members of the family very important: your pets. These 13 municipalities holiday items you are sure to have around your home this season can be potentially fatal for your baby fur, so shop around!
1. Tinsel
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This fun decor is great attractive to pets, especially cats. It reflects light, crinkles and Dangles landmarks - it is basically begging to be played with. Although it is not toxic if your cat or dog ingests, it could become tangled in their intestines. Take your baby to the vet immediately if you suspect they have eaten everything.
2. Chocolate
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We have heard time and time again, but a reminder that the ingredients in chocolate are extremely dangerous and can be deadly to our pets never hurts. Keep those holiday treats away from Fido!
3. glass ornaments
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It is crucial that you hang ornaments above glass on the tree. If your pet hits one down and it breaks, it can cause serious injury, especially to their mouth or throat if they try to chew on it. Note also that aluminum, paper and paper decorations are similar threats.
4. Holiday Lights
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Everyone likes to set up a kind of lighting for the holidays. Whether the twinkly lights on your tree or electronic candles in the windows, there are additional son throughout the house. Even if you obtained your permanent electronic son, your pet might try to chew the new facilities. Keep an eye on fraying, and use an extension if possible.
5. Candles
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the holidays are a great time for candles, all these autumn perfume Thanksgiving sugar cookie and pine kindness December brings. Make sure you keep your pet can not reach them, however, so they do not burn or hit 'em over, starting a fire. You can also keep in enclosed candle holders.
6. Poinsettia
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This seasonal plant can cause irritation in the mouth and stomach of your pet, and sometimes vomiting.
7. Ribbon
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Although the supervised play goes well, you do not want your pet to struggle with holiday ribbons and bows remains without looking at you. Like foil, fabric is very dangerous if swallowed and may require emergency surgery.
8. Fat trimmings
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Whether raw or cooked, fat trimmings can cause pancreatitis in children.
9. Bones
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Although it may seem like a normal thing to give the bones of your delicious turkey leg for your dog, do not do it! Your baby could choke fur, and bones may break and hurt him.
10. Nuts
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Almonds, macadamia nuts and walnuts can be extremely dangerous for your dog. While it is so tempting to share your holiday treats and cookies with your puppy, make sure that the ingredients are not life-threatening first!
11. Pine needles
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pine needles can make your pet feel very sick, causing symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy.
12. Holly
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holly berries are an iconic table topper for Christmas, but they can also cause symptoms similar to pine needles if ingested.
13. Mistletoe
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This romantic holiday tradition can cause vomiting, difficulty breathing, hallucinations, and possibly death.
(via Pet Insurance)
The holidays should be a festive time ... do not let them be ruined by an unhappy baby fur ! Celebrate a happy family and healthy - and that certainly includes your pets!
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