Pointsettias for Pets: Are They Safe?

For years I mistakenly thought that the beautiful Poinsettia plant is highly toxic for cats and dogs. I have strictly adhered to warnings and steered clear of decorating our home with them. Having a safe and sound environment for our...

Pet Waste Disposal Tips To Keep Our Environment Safe

keeping them immaculate to suit the taste of any discerning feline. While animals are certainly not the biggest contributor to toxic pollutants in urban waterways, their waste is just one thing, when combined with other factors which add up to a serious problem

Dog Carpets are Not Art: They are Murder

wide variety of "Halls of Shame" on the Internet today to which the public's attention is called concerning dangerous and toxic products. There are also those which put the spotlight on people who offer services that are highly questionable and considered

Halloween Safety and Pets: Some Simple Tips

pets wear cannot be excelled! 5. Keep all chocolate and artificially- sweetened candy away from pets. Chocolate is highly toxic, even in small amounts, and artificial sweeteners are also poisonous to pets. Common sense goes a long way to make Halloween

National Poison Prevention Week: Keeping Pets Safe

naproxen and other NSAIDS are among the top ten toxic drugs that are in most of our medicine chests. Highly toxic to small animals, they can cause stomachFor a list of the top-ten medications toxic to pets, visit:http://www.aspca

Keeping Your Garden and Home Safe for Your Pets

while it is an attractive houseplant is also highly toxic to pets. According to an article I found while recentlymay result in death. Family: CycadaceaeToxicity: Toxic to Cats, Toxic to Dogs, Toxic to HorsesToxic Principles: Cycasin

Calling all Pups!

eyes from allergies, fleas are the main itch contender for your pets, and quite a few manufacturers have introduced non-toxic flea control. You can do your own part for Green Week by introducing your pet to your vacuum cleaner. It contains no chemicals

Fascinating Feline Behavior: Why All the Licking?!

be cautious with beverages that contain caffeine or chocolate if she is eager to lick the outside of glasses. These are both toxic to felines. Your cat is not a "little freak". Many cats share this passion and "fetish" so enjoy her just the way she

Celebrate 'National Coffee Day' with Cat Poop Coffee?

reading about it with delight. Now you may wonder what coffee and cats have in common. Cat people know that caffeine is highly toxic to felines . But here is the corker. It seems that Bennett's Fresh Roast Coffee shop, located in the Fort Myers Florida