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Hazard Zones at Home for Pets

Kitchens contain plenty of toxic foods for pets, including grapes and raisins, chocolate, candy, gum, onions, garlic, fatty foods, alcohol, and much more.

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Hazard Zones at Home for Pets

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  1. Hazard Zones at Home for Pets Your home is almost certainly very safe for your pet. But every home has a few hazard spots to be aware of! Here, your veterinarians Roanoke, VA tells you what to watch out for so that you can keep your animal companion safe and sound. Kitchens Kitchens contain plenty of toxic foods for pets, including grapes and raisins, chocolate, candy, gum, onions, garlic, fatty foods, alcohol, and much more. There may also be sharp objects—knives, graters, scissors, sharp forks, etc.—lying around that a pet could accidently cut themselves on. Medicine Cabinets There are many human medications that can poison pets. The list includes antidepressants, cough syrup, painkillers, and much more. Don’t let your pet gain access to the medicine cabinet, because the results could be disastrous. Supply Closets Your pet isn’t very likely to go after a cleaning chemical to drink, but they might decide to sneak a sip if you spill it. Everything from household disinfectants and furniture polish to bleach and carpet cleaner could harm a pet who ingests it! Keep pets elsewhere when you’re cleaning so as to avoid any risk. For more informationon your pet’s safety at home, contact your vets Roanoke, VA.

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