It is not always possible to keep track of what your dog eats, licks, mouths, or sniffs. Their curiosity and love for play can lead to hazardous situations. Everyday items like apricots, chocolate, coffee, and soda can be dangerous for your pet, but there are even more potentially harmful substances found in or around the…
Raisins are dried fruits derived from the dehydration of grapes. They make great snacks on their own and are enjoyed around the world. It’s a shame that our beloved canine pals can’t enjoy that same yummy and nutritious snack. Sadly, raisins are highly toxic to dogs and can pose serious health risks. Therefore, it is…
If your cat has eaten something toxic, it is important to act fast and seek urgent veterinary attention. Depending on the substance your cat has ingested, the outcome could range from mild indigestion to a potentially life-threatening emergency. It is important to understand the signs and symptoms of toxicity so that you can take the…
Although the legislation on medicinal and recreational use of weed is becoming more relaxed, it is important to remember that it can be dangerous if your pet gets ahold of it. Animals, due to their smaller size and different metabolism, may be more sensitive to the psychoactive compounds in weed than humans, potentially leading to…
Vapes, or electronic cigarettes, have become increasingly popular over the past few years. Unfortunately, many people are unaware of the potentially deadly dangers that vapes can pose to their beloved pets. Dogs are particularly vulnerable to the toxic chemicals present in vape smoke and vape liquids, which can cause serious injuries and even death. Read…
