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Before you plant your garden this season, be sure to check the ASPCA's list of non-toxic plants. Some plants make look nice but can do major damage to your cat or dog's gastrointestinal tract. Luckily the list of plants is quite extensive so you can easily have a beautiful garden and a safe pet.

Keep your pet safe, happy and healthy this spring by following these tips:

Indoors:

• As the old saying goes, showers bring flowers… so check that your houseplants and flowers aren’t poisonous, should your pet nibble on one.
• Make sure to keep all the chocolate bunnies away from the dog. Baker’s chocolate is more toxic than milk chocolate, but dogs really should not have any of it!
• Spring cleaning? Home improvement products such as paints and cleaning solvents can be toxic. Carefully check labels and use sparingly around your pet and be sure to safely store all products away from pets and children when not in use.
• Take your pet to the veterinarian for a check-up.

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Speaking of spring, my kitties are just itchin to get outside. Even though I have a fully fenced yard, my cats have been known to jump over, causing me to run around the neighbourhood like a maniac yelling their names. I only let them out fully supervised now but I think it would be nice if they could come and go as they pleased. The solution? The Cat's Den, outdoor enclosures. Cats can enjoy the outdoors without all the dangers. I love this one:

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