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If you have pets, do some research before putting in a spring garden. Some plants can be toxic.
If an animal is suspected of encountering or ingesting a poisonous plant, seek medical attention immediately. For more ...
4 common flowers that could be deadly to your pets as spring rolls in
As the weather is getting warmer, pet owners should be aware of the common spring flowers that are toxic to dogs and cats - ...
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6 Flowers to avoid getting a pet owner this Valentine's Day
Even if only a small amount is ingested, it can lead to terrible symptoms such as vomiting, lethargy, and loss of appetite. So, when looking for the perfect bouquet of flowers for your fellow pet ...
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5 deadly Valentine’s Day flowers that could harm your pet
If your pet gets into these flowers, they can suffer from severe ... excessive drooling, loss of appetite, and even depression of the central nervous system. If your pet gets into tulips, a ...
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Warning issued to millions of gardeners with pets who have 1 common plant in their gardens
In severe cases, pets can experience loss of coordination and depression. These pretty flowers often bloom in late summer and autumn and come in different forms. Some look similar to daisies ...
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Choosing safe Valentine’s flowers, plants for pet parents
If you’re sending your sweetheart cut flowers or a potted plant for Valentine’s Day, choose ones that are safe for their pets. One lick of a pollen-covered lily stamen can be life-threatening ...
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Five Valentine's Day flowers that are toxic and could seriously harm your pets
According to the Pet Poison ... drooling, loss of appetite, vomiting, central nervous system depression, and even cardiac abnormalities. An extremely popular Valentine’s Day flower, carnations ...