Sago Palms – Extremely Dangerous For Cats and Dogs!
Sago Palms aren’t just outdoor plants. They’re common INDOOR plants, too. They’re easily found in garden centers and home supply stores.
Protect Your Pets: Keep These Common Poisons Away From Your HomeWhether it's food, plants, or other common household items, there are many things that aren't just dangerous, but deadly, for our animals. It's always a great time to make sure you know what's safe for your pets and what's not. We've pulled together a few of our most important articles on household cat and dog toxicities to help you get up to speed.
Sago Palms aren’t just outdoor plants. They’re common INDOOR plants, too. They’re easily found in garden centers and home supply stores.
Xylitol is toxic to dogs. It can be more dangerous than chocolate! Read product labels carefully. We have a list of over 700 products xylitol is in.
Lilies, including the Stargazer lily, Tiger lily, Easter lily, and Japanese show lily, are one of the most dangerous flowers for cats. Find out why.
There are two types of dough that are bad for dogs: playdough and unbaked bread dough. Read why these are toxic to dogs and what to do if they're eaten.
If snail and slug bait is eaten by a cat or dog, the poison affects their nervous system. The result could be fatal. Use one of these pet-safer options in your garden.
While grapes, raisins, and currants are perfectly healthy snacks for humans, they can be kidney-destroying and life-threatening to dogs and cats. See why.
Dogs and Gorilla Glue. Never a good mix! Time-lapse video shows how polyurethane glues pose a danger to dogs when they're eaten.
Most antifreeze contains ethylene glycol, a chemical compound that causes significant, often fatal, problems for cats and dogs. There are safer brands.
Is it okay to give your dog or cat human pain meds? Our veterinarian explains why it's dangerous to give your pet medications without consulting your vet.
There are many poisonous plants for cats. Here's a list of common plants that are toxic to cats and how quickly symptoms can start if exposed to or eaten.