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Care Center Vets

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Care Center Vets

As you decorate for the holiday season ahead, it’s important to remember that many festive plants can actually pose a danger to our furry friends! Before you splurge on live plants, consider how these might impact your pet’s health.✅ Holly: Both the leaves and the berries are toxic to cats and dogs – though the toxicity level is relatively low. This prickly plant can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy if ingested by pets.✅ Mistletoe: If eaten by your furry friend, the poisonous plant can cause vomiting, diarrhea, low blood pressure, breathing problems, and low heart rate.✅ Poinsettias: Although considered poisonous to both dogs and cats, Poinsettias have gained a reputation for being far more dangerous than they really are. In reality, they’re more likely to lead to mild gastrointestinal issues than a trip to Care Center; however, it’s best to keep them out of paws' reach.✅ Christmas Trees: Even though the tree itself is not considered toxic, you may have guessed that tree needles – and garland and other décor – do not ingest easily and can cause gastrointestinal upset. If eaten in large quantities, tree needles and other foreign objects can even obstruct your pet’s gastrointestinal system. Try putting a pet gate around your tree and vacuum up any fallen needles quickly.✅ Amaryllis: These popular floral gifts are toxic to pets, with clinical signs that include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, stomach pain, drooling, lack or loss of appetite, and tremors.If you think your pet might have eaten a dangerous plant, contact your primary care veterinarian, or visit your nearest Care Center location.
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