The warmer springtime
weather is a great time to spend outdoors. One of the top favorites during
spring is spending time in the garden. Gardening means having sharp tools and
gardening products around. To protect pets from potential hazards, they should
never be allowed into the area while gardening work is being done. After using
gardening tools, be sure to return them to the shed so their sharp points and
edges won’t pose a risk to you, your family and pet.
Lawn and garden
chemicals, such as fertilizers, insecticides, herbicides, slug and snail
pellets, etc. tend to contain ingredients that are toxic to pets when consumed
intentionally or unintentionally. Be sure to check the manufacturer’s
recommendation regarding the waiting period before allowing your pet back into
the lawn or garden after the application.
Bring your pet to your vet
Columbia MD ASAP if he is showing any signs of toxicity.
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