For Dog Owners

Holiday Hazards to Avoid

Onion
Onions Onions are toxic to dogs, so please don't share your onion gravy.
Chocolate
Chocolate We all love chocolate but it's really bad for dogs. Keep it out of their reach.
Bones
Cooked Bones Cooked turkey and chicken bones can splinter and cause choking or dangerous gut perforations. Keep all carcasses and leftovers well out of reach.
Candy
Xylitol (Sugar-Free Candy) Xylitol is extremely toxic to dogs and can cause rapid low blood sugar and liver failure. Keep all sugar-free treats away from dogs.
Raisins
Raisins Raisins (even a single one) can poison a dog's kidneys. Keep all traditional Christmas treats like mince pies and puddings well out of reach.
Leftovers
Fatty Leftovers Fatty leftovers like turkey skin can trigger painful pancreatitis in dogs. Stick to their regular diet and keep rich scraps out of reach.

Preventive Health Care

Health Checks
Regular Health Checks Regular veterinary health checks for your dog can reveal hidden issues and keep your dog healthier for longer.
Vaccine
Vaccinations Vaccinations protect your dog from serious, often fatal diseases. Keeping them up to date is one of the simplest ways to safeguard their health.
Toothbrush
Dental Care Regular toothbrushing and dental care protect your dog from gum disease and painful teeth.
Parasite Prevention
Parasite Prevention Parasites don't take the winter off. Keep prevention going year-round. Your vet can help choose the right plan for your dog and your family.