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 | From Alyson Burgess, your About Pets Editor Halloween candy isn't the only thing that can be dangerous to pets this time of year -- there are many household items that can pose a poisoning hazard to pets during any season. Take a look at the articles below to discover some of the hidden toxins that your pet could be exposed to in your home. Taking steps to prevent pet poisoning is one of the most important ways to ensure that you and your animal companion enjoy many happy years together! | |
Plants Poisonous to Exotic Pets
Dogs and cats aren't the only pets who can be harmed by certain popular houseplants. Rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, and other exotic pets are at risk as well. Check out this article to learn exactly what plants can pose a risk to your pet.
| Veterinary Q&A: Poisoning in Pets
Worried that your pet may have been poisoned? Read over this informative Q&A from your Guide to Veterinary Medicine, Janet Tobiassen Crosby, DVM, to learn all about the signs and symptoms of toxicity in pets.
| Ammonia Poisoning in Fish
Even though your fish stay in their aquarium, they can be at risk for poisoning too! Ammonia poisoning claims the lives of far too many wet pets -- read on to learn how to recognize ammonia poisoning and prevent disaster in your fish tank!
| Plants Toxic to Horses
Horses spend much of their time outside, so they can be exposed to even more toxins than other pets like cats, dogs, or birds. Check out this insightful photo gallery of plant species that can be harmful or even fatal to your equine friends. Knowing how to identify these plants can help you keep your horse healthy and safe.
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