Protect your pets against holiday hazards warns SPCA
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A safe festive feast for pets
Pets might make puppy-dog eyes when they want some of whatever food is on the table, but some our Christmas favourites are actually poisonous and could land your pet in emergency these holidays. Learn what’s safe and what to avoid with this list, compiled by PETstock vets. The safe list includes: * Leftover beef or […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content.
Protect your pets against holiday hazards warns SPCA
PRINCE GEORGE — With the holiday season upon us, the BC SPCA is reminding pet owners to create a safe environment for their furry companions. “Things that are string like tinsel, ribbons, cords, those can become really dangerous foreign bodies really quickly. They can get into the intestines and cause a lot of problems. It could be life threatening,” says Emma Hamil, acting regional manager – sheltering, Cariboo North. Hamil says if this happens…
Holiday leftovers & your pets: What’s safe to share and what’s not
BEDFORD — As holiday gatherings wind down and refrigerators fill with Christmas leftovers, veterinarians are reminding families to think twice before sharing festive foods with their pets. While some leftovers are safe in moderation, many traditional holiday dishes contain ingredients that can make pets seriously ill. According to national veterinary guidance, plain, fully cooked proteins such as turkey, chicken, lean beef, eggs, and salmon can…
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