March 25-29 is National Animal Poison Prevention Week. This week is meant to educate and bring awareness to pet owners and the hazards found in our homes or around our homes. Here are some things that are poisonous to your pet:
In the Kitchen
Chocolate – especially dark chocolate, coffee, caffeine
Raisons and grapes
Yeast dough
Macadamia Nuts
Raw or undercooked meat
Table salt
Garlic, onion and chives
Avocado
Citrus
In the Bathroom
Store your own medications separately from your pet’s medications to avoid any confusion
Always check the bottle before giving your pet any medication to verify it is the correct one, especially if you have multiple pets
All human medications should be deemed unsafe for your pet, unless otherwise advised by your veterinarian
Living Room
Household plants are a popular topic when it comes to poison prevention for our pets
Some household plants can be toxic and even potentially fatal to your pets
Do your research to be sure that they aren’t poisonous to your pet
Around the House
Bleach
Carpet fresheners/shampoos
Essential oils
Fabric softener sheets
Vinegar and water
Grout
Febreze
For more information and more items that could be poisonous around your house you can go here .