This Week's ASPCA News Alert
HOLIDAY PET SAFETY TIPS: DECK THE HALLS (BUT DO IT SAFELY, PLEASE)
For many of us, ’tis the season to decorate our homes with live Christmas trees and holiday greenery. But did you know that some of these yuletide traditions can be hazardous to the health of your companion animals? Our experts at the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center have some tips to help keep the season bright—and your pets safe.
ASPCA SUCCESS STORY OF THE WEEK: A BULL MARKETMeet Boof, a loveable pit bull pup who went straight from wags to riches.
SEE YOU TONIGHT, L.A. ANIMAL LOVERS: BENEFIT FOR KATRINA & RITA PETS!
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WHO’S ON YOUR LIST? THE ASPCA HOLIDAY STORE IS OPEN 24/7
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2 Comments:
Regarding the "Holiday Pet Safety Tips," I really appreciate the info (and that's what I was specifically looking for). However, it'd be nice if you could recommend a few live plants that are non-toxic that we could use in boughs, for those of who don't think that plastic things are just as nice.
Thanks! :-)
(Continued from previous entry in response to Holiday Safety)
For example, are spruce needles and or fir needles toxic? If so which ones?
Also, another site recommended using rose hips as a substitute for holly berries, which sounded like a good idea.
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