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Valentine's Day: Often Not So Sweet for Pets
Posted Thursday, February 14, 2008, at 8:20 AM<< Previous | Read comments | Respond | Email link | Next >>
 Happy Valentine's Day everyone! Even though Valentine's is a sweet treat day for most of us, please remember that it can be deadly to pets. Some tips include: -Don't feed your pets chocolate treats. -Don't feed your pets food sweetened with the artificial sweetner xylitol. -Valentine's bouquets sometimes contain flowers that can be deadly to pets. -Take extra care with lit candles. And there are many more. Click HERE for a list Valentine's Tips for Pets from the ASPCA.
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Candy and flowers have their place but hugs are easier to exchange.
Here's hoping everyone can enjoy a little petting on this Valentine's Day.
A few years back, my dog got into my purse and ate the little bag of M&Ms I had in there. He wasn't sick, thankfully - but he was up for two days straight. It was bad. This was also during the same summer that he ate a package of glitter...I no longer leave anything that could potentially make him even more hyper, or harm him, anywhere where he could have access.