Springtime Hazards for Pets (1)

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Springtime Hazards for Pets

• John Reynolds

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Contents

• Introduction
• Indoor Springtime Hazards
• Outdoor Hazards
• Toxic Slug Bait Hazards
• FAQ
• Conclusion

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Introduction

• Every season has different potential hazards for
  your pets.
• Normally, springtime brings an increased number
  of reactions and allergies among pets.
• Some simple precautions for your home and yard
  will keep your pets away from allergies.

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Indoor Springtime Hazards

• Easter Candy and DecorationsChocolates can be
  toxic to dogs, cats, and other furry pets. You
  should keep your dogs and cats away from all
  types of Easter goodies, including sweet-smelling
  candy wrappers.
• Spring Cleaning ChemicalsIf you use chemical
  cleaning products at home, make sure that your
  pets are kept away from these products.
  Commercial cleaning products are toxic for your
  dogs or cats.

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Outdoor Springtime Hazards

• Seasonal Allergies
• Seasonal allergies in cats and dogs are very
  common. Cats and dogs can have a serious and even
  fatal reaction because of allergies.
• Yard and Garden HazardsDuring the springtime,
  pet owners use pesticides, insecticides, and
  fertilizers to keep their garden clean. However,
  these chemicals are dangerous for pets.

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Contd..

• Warm Weather Parasites Keep your pets away from
  fleas and ticks throughout summer and spring
  season.
• Easter Lilies Easter lilies are toxic to cats.
  Even chewing a single leaf, petal or pollen
  sample can cause kidney failure in cats.

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Toxic Slug Bait Hazards

• In the spring, pets are more prone to consume
  snail baits, which are toxic and dangerous for
  pets.
• Snail baits are used to keep your gardens free
  from insects.
• To keep your pets safe. ensure that you are
  spreading snail bait only in areas that are not
  accessible by your pets.
• Snail baits contain the chemical metaldehyde that
  can cause severe tremors if eaten by your pets.

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FAQ

• Q) Are there any particular vaccinations
  recommended for pets in the spring?
• A) There are no particular vaccinations but you
  can go for a regular check-up in the spring
  season.
• Q) Whats a good way to prevent spring flea
  infestations?
• A) There is a variety of treatments available,
  from topical spot-applications and oral tablets
  to disposable flea collars. But you may want to
  consult your vet for the best option.

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Conclusion

• Keep your pets away from all hazards. Let you and
  your pet both enjoy this spring free from worry.

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• Thank You!