Tips for avoiding common toxins, and keeping our pets safe


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Tulips are among the most commonly reported toxic plants eaten by pets. Photo: 123rf

National Poison Prevention Week (in the United States) was established to raise awareness, reduce unintentional poisoning, and promote poison prevention. These safety goals apply to adults, children, and pets.

Many of us know that household cleaners and garden chemicals are toxic, but it’s important to realise that everyday items such as medications, certain foods, and plants can also make our pets sick.

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