There have been many articles written and news events these days about your dog's future and their health, and how each and every one of us dog owners, can make a substantial difference in our dogs longevity, just by making a few simple intelligent decisions regarding our pets.
I myself have written many articles from Complimentary medicine, Training to Holistic diets.
And clearly, I realize that not everybody has the time to read articles that are thoroughly researched and explained information, which singles out a topic and delivers quality content in long form.
But it's hard to do when the author wants to assure themselves that the content of the article is complete and informational to the reader.
So I am going to try something new for me, and that is to write a few articles that are short and sweet and designed to make the reader respond instead of going to bed with it.
I do suggest that you print this article and put it on your refrigerator as a reminder.
You simply can not afford to expose your Dog or Puppy to any of these: Simplified: Harmful To your Dog-The Complete List 1.
Household cleaners: bleaches, detergents and disinfectants 2.
Lawn Fertilizer& Cocoa Shell Mulch: DO NOT under any circumstances use Cocoa shell mulch in any landscaping you might do on your home.
If consumed in large quantities could cause cardiac arrest in any animal.
Read more about it on our website.
Lawn Fertilizer: Many dogs and puppies have gotten very sick from exposure to lawn fertilizers.
If you use them, keep your animals off the lawn for at least 2-3 watering's (Real Rainfall) for the fertilizer to have the chance to get into the lawn.
3.
Household Plants: Varieties such as azalea, rhododendron, sago palm, lilies, kalanchoe and schefflera and lilies are often found in homes and can be harmful to pets.
, and can cause life-threatening kidney failure even in small amounts.
4.
Rodenticides: 8000 Dogs and Cats die annually from the ingestion of rat and mouse poisons.
Many of the baits used to attract rodents contain inactive ingredients that are attractive to dogs and other animals as well.
The ingestion of these chemicals can lead to life-threatening problems for all animals, that would possibly include, bleeding, seizures and kidney damage.
5.
Prescription Medication: the ASPCA Poison Control Center has handled over 50,000 calls relating to prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
Painkillers, cold medications, antidepressants and dietary supplements have been the leading ingested prescriptions to date.
Pets, whether Dogs or Cats, often snatch pill vials from counters and nightstands or gobble up medications accidentally dropped on the floor, so it's more than important that you make sure these medications are always placed where animals cannot reach them, and always make sure you haven't dropped any of these on the floor.
6.
Chemicals: Consumption of chemicals is on the rise such as, ethylene glycol antifreeze, paint thinner, drain cleaners and pool & spa chemicals.
Substances in these particular groups of chemicals, can cause gastrointestinal upset, respiratory difficulties and chemical burns.
7.
Human Foods: Turkey skin, Chocolate, Grapes, Onions, Nutmeg, Raw Garlic, Artificial Sweeteners like xylitol, Potatoes, Avocadoes, Fatty Foods, Yeast Dough, Salt, Coffee, Alcoholic Beverages, Nuts, especially Macadamia nuts because of their high phosphorus content is said to lead to bladder stones.
So I promised you, "short and sweet" and there it is.
I myself have written many articles from Complimentary medicine, Training to Holistic diets.
And clearly, I realize that not everybody has the time to read articles that are thoroughly researched and explained information, which singles out a topic and delivers quality content in long form.
But it's hard to do when the author wants to assure themselves that the content of the article is complete and informational to the reader.
So I am going to try something new for me, and that is to write a few articles that are short and sweet and designed to make the reader respond instead of going to bed with it.
I do suggest that you print this article and put it on your refrigerator as a reminder.
You simply can not afford to expose your Dog or Puppy to any of these: Simplified: Harmful To your Dog-The Complete List 1.
Household cleaners: bleaches, detergents and disinfectants 2.
Lawn Fertilizer& Cocoa Shell Mulch: DO NOT under any circumstances use Cocoa shell mulch in any landscaping you might do on your home.
If consumed in large quantities could cause cardiac arrest in any animal.
Read more about it on our website.
Lawn Fertilizer: Many dogs and puppies have gotten very sick from exposure to lawn fertilizers.
If you use them, keep your animals off the lawn for at least 2-3 watering's (Real Rainfall) for the fertilizer to have the chance to get into the lawn.
3.
Household Plants: Varieties such as azalea, rhododendron, sago palm, lilies, kalanchoe and schefflera and lilies are often found in homes and can be harmful to pets.
, and can cause life-threatening kidney failure even in small amounts.
4.
Rodenticides: 8000 Dogs and Cats die annually from the ingestion of rat and mouse poisons.
Many of the baits used to attract rodents contain inactive ingredients that are attractive to dogs and other animals as well.
The ingestion of these chemicals can lead to life-threatening problems for all animals, that would possibly include, bleeding, seizures and kidney damage.
5.
Prescription Medication: the ASPCA Poison Control Center has handled over 50,000 calls relating to prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
Painkillers, cold medications, antidepressants and dietary supplements have been the leading ingested prescriptions to date.
Pets, whether Dogs or Cats, often snatch pill vials from counters and nightstands or gobble up medications accidentally dropped on the floor, so it's more than important that you make sure these medications are always placed where animals cannot reach them, and always make sure you haven't dropped any of these on the floor.
6.
Chemicals: Consumption of chemicals is on the rise such as, ethylene glycol antifreeze, paint thinner, drain cleaners and pool & spa chemicals.
Substances in these particular groups of chemicals, can cause gastrointestinal upset, respiratory difficulties and chemical burns.
7.
Human Foods: Turkey skin, Chocolate, Grapes, Onions, Nutmeg, Raw Garlic, Artificial Sweeteners like xylitol, Potatoes, Avocadoes, Fatty Foods, Yeast Dough, Salt, Coffee, Alcoholic Beverages, Nuts, especially Macadamia nuts because of their high phosphorus content is said to lead to bladder stones.
So I promised you, "short and sweet" and there it is.