Some simple steps to keep our pets poison free

Keep dangerous items out of reach:

Store toxic substances, including medications, cleaning products, and chemicals, in cabinets or closets that your pets can't access.

Watch what your pets eat:

Don't give your pet’s human food or table scraps, and be careful about leaving food or drinks unattended where your pets can get to them.

Be cautious with plants:

Some plants can be toxic to pets, so be sure to research which ones are safe for your home and garden.

Use pet-safe products:

When selecting cleaning products, lawn treatments, and other household products, choose those that are labeled as safe for pets.

Know the signs of poisoning:

Familiarize yourself with the symptoms of poisoning in pets, including vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, seizures, and difficulty breathing.

Have a plan in case of an emergency:

Keep the phone numb your veterinarian and nearby emergency an hospital handy, and k the steps to take if yo suspect your pet has ingested something t

Use Flea Tick & Heartworm preventions

Heartworms, flea and tick prevention medications help prevent infestations of parasites and reduce the risk of disease transmission, thereby reducing the need for toxic treatments to address infestations.