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Spring vet visits review vaccines, parasite prevention, and overall health as pets emerge into warmer months.
Refresh flea, tick, and heartworm prevention for the season and maintain a consistent prevention schedule with your vet.
Be aware of toxic spring plants like tulips, daffodils, and lilies, and wipe paws after outdoor walks to reduce ingestion risks.

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Spring safety starts with a vet visit to ensure vaccinations and parasite prevention are up to date.
Keep parasites at bay with consistent flea, tick, and heartworm prevention recommended by your veterinarian.
Be cautious with spring plants; some tulips, daffodils, and lilies can be toxic to pets.
Survey your yard for hazards and secure chemicals to prevent pet exposure.
Update ID tags and microchip info to aid a safe return if a pet gets lost.
Spring grooming helps manage shedding and checks for skin issues or pests.
Exercise caution with cleaning products during spring cleaning to protect pets.
The checklist encourages safe outdoor time and responsible pet care throughout spring.
The piece originates from For Pet’s Sake and notes veterinary and safety tips.
The article lists topics including parasite prevention, toxic plants, and yard hazards.

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