Spring is back - which officially begins Saturday, March 19 - and with the change of season upon us, our thoughts to the Easter holidays, spring cleaning and renovations very necessary. Before taking charge of their projects early, keep an eye on potential hazards that affect your furry family members.
OSTER treats and decorations
Keep lilies and sweet for all animals. Chocolate treats are toxic to cats and dogs, and all true lilies can be fatal when ingested by cats.
Keep an eye on Easter decorations, also. Kittens love to nibble grass colored plastic, which can lead to an obstruction of the digestive tract, vomiting and dehydration. Moreover, while the living rabbits, chickens and other animals are adorable festive, you resist the temptation to buy them. These cute babies grow quickly and often require special care.
SAME SCREEN
Many of us welcome to open the windy days of spring with windows. Unfortunately also, unwittingly put it in danger of animals - especially cats that are prone to jumping or the armored window fall through. Be sure comfortable and durable to install screens on all windows.
Buckle Up
While most dogs love to feel the wind on their furry faces, so that they travel on the platforms pickup truck or from the movement of a car window to get your head it's dangerous. Debris and flying insects can cause internal damage to the ear or eye and lung infections, and stops or sharp turns can result in serious injury or worse. have to drive animals in cars are specifically designed for them secured in a crate or in a harness seat belt.
Spring Cleaning
Spring cleaning is an old tradition in many homes, but be sure to keep their pets on the way to all detergents and chemicals. Almost all products cleaning, including natural, contain chemicals that may be harmful to the animals. read The key for the safe use and follow label instructions for use and storage.
IMPROVEMENT 101
Products such as paints, solvents and alcohols minerals can be toxic cause for animals and severe irritation or burns. Read all labels to see whether the product is safe to use their furry friends to. Also, be careful physical hazards, including nails, staples, insulation, knives and power tools. It may be wise to limit referred to in a room for shelter improvement projects your dog or cat.
Rent your garden - CAREFULLY
Look fertilizers, insecticides and herbicides that keep our green and healthy plants and turf. The ingredients can be dangerous if your pet receive. Camps follow these products in places out of the way and directions on the label. Many popular spring plants such as rhododendrons and azaleas are also very toxic to animals and can be fatal if ingested.
Allergy season
Like us, animals to foods, dust, pollen and plants may be allergic. Allergic reactions in dogs and cats can cause itching, sneezing and sniffling child or a potentially lethal to insect stings anaphylactic shock. If you think that your pet has a spring allergy, consult your veterinarian as soon as possible.
outdoors
A warmer climate means more trips to the park, more rides and more opportunities for your pet for a walk. Make sure your dog or cat identification chip and carries a printed label with your address, phone and other relevant contact information. Please remember that, if you like, let them!
Henry hopes a column directed by Niki congero, managing director of Lake Tahoe Humane Society and SPCA submit questions or e - mail letters to AskHenry@LakeTahoeHumaneSociety.org or by mail to PO PET South Lake Tahoe, CA 96158th For more information, visit www.Facebook.com/LakeTahoeHumane SocietySPCA, www.Facebook.com/Hopeful.Henry or www.twitter.com/LtHumaneSociety.
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