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Posts and tweets about holiday pet hazards
Use your social media network to make sure pet owners know about specific holiday hazards with these tweets and posts.
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Having guests during the holidays? Watch your pets to make sure they don’t sneak out the door while company comes in: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
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Table scraps may seem like a fun way to include a pet in the holiday, but many foods are poisonous to pets including onions, garlic, raisins and grapes. See more holiday pet hazards here: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
Want to keep your pets safe during the holidays? Go to http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ to see all the holiday hazards your pet could encounter.
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Making some sweet holiday treats? Don’t forget that Baker’s chocolate is EXTREMELY dangerous for pets! Cutting calories? Find out which artificial sweetener is deadly for dogs here: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
Does your holiday meal include onions? Those can be poisonous to your pets. Get holiday pet safety facts here: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
Spending time with your in-laws during the holidays can be taxing for your pets too. If your pet is shy or excitable, have them stay in another room or in a crate with a favorite toy so they’re out of the frenzy and feel safe. Check out http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ for more holiday tips.
House guests can be scary for pets. Read how to keep them safe and comfortable during the holidays here: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
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Want to treat your pet to a holiday snack? Skip the potentially poisonous table scraps and buy them a treat made especially for them. Click here for more holiday pet tips: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
Want to keep your pets safe during the holidays? Check out this list of holiday hazards for your four-legged friends: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
Decorating your holiday meal with flowers? Keep them up and away from pets because some flowers can result in stomach upset or worse. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
When planning for the holidays, don’t forget your pet! Keep them safe with these holiday tips: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
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Make the holidays count this year. One way you can do that is to make sure your four-legged friends are safe. Check out a list of holiday pet hazards here: http://bit.ly/1jhn4AZ
