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K-State veterinarian shares springtime pet safety reminders
- Springtime pet safety: kats owners urged to watch for hidden hazards as outdoor time rises.
- Toxic plants like tulips and lilies can injure pets, with true lilies posing a particular risk to cats.
- Pet owners should review garden risks with a full list of dangerous plants on the ASPCA site.
- Lawn care products and indoor cleaners should be kept away from pets and used with ventilation.
- Seasonal treats and decorations may pose hazards; keep chocolate and artificial sweeteners away from pets.
- If poisoning is suspected, contact a veterinarian or poison control helplines immediately.
- Nelson urges owners to dry surfaces and ventilate rooms after using cleaners to reduce exposure.
- The guidance comes from Susan Nelson, a Kansas State University veterinarian at the Hill's Pet Health and Nutrition Center.
- Owners are encouraged to keep pets away from treated lawns for the recommended time period.
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