The Christmas holiday is here and we should keep some things in mind to keep our furry friends safe. Some are quite obvious, others may not be.

• Don’t leave your older dog outside in cold, damp wet weather. Make sure he is always in a warm, dry place.
• If you have an open fire, always use a fire guard and be aware of hot radiators.
• If your dog is not used to getting left overs, don’t give them to him over the holidays. They may upset his stomach. Never give your dog alcohol of any kind.
• Car Anti freeze is sweet tasting and irresistible, but fatal to dogs (and cats). Mop up any spills as even a small amount could kill.
• Make sure that the front door is not left open by guests. Your dog may run out and get hit by a car.
• If your dog is not comfortable around people that he doesn’t know, provide a safe , quiet place for him.
• Keep up with his usual routine. A change in his routine could stress him out.
• Keep your dog out of the kitchen while your cooking. He could get under foot and cause you to trip with a hot plate or pan in your hand.
• Poinsettias and Amaryllis – These are popular plants around the holidays but are poisonous to your pets. Don’t keep them around the house.
• Never keep sharp objects around.

Have a safe, happy holiday with your pets. Thank you for your support this year. We look forward to bringing you more important and entertaining information about your pets in 20141

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