Established by Congress in 1961, Poison national week an annual national festival, which aims to reduce unintentional poisoning and promote poison prevention prevention. Although the original was, of course, directed against people we pet people know that it is equally important to prevent the poisoning of our beloved animal companions. Pet poison hotline has been behind the national poison prevention week, encouraging pet owners to be aware of common household items that can bring their pets.
This week, take a moment to educate yourself about hazards in your pets environment. Learn all about toxins and your dog, so that you can do your best to lower the risk of poisoning. Don't forget to take note of the food products that are toxic to dogs, because some foods which are harmless to humans may be dangerous for pets. When the pet-proofing your home, keep in mind that many dogs is much craftier than you may realize. Potentially toxic elements should not be kept within the scope of your dog. Simple CHILD SAFETY locks are not enough for the determined dogs who want dynamism and chewing their way to places they don't belong. Play it safe and keep toxins up high or in a room, as your pets absolutely cannot get access.
Have you ever had a close call, or an emergency involving the toxins and your dog? Share your story so that others can learn. You can save a dog's life!
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