While unique gardens with a variety of plants are great, some can be very dangerous for our canines. To help you create a dog-friendly garden, the American Kennel Club offers the following advice.
American Kennel Club Spring is here and that means many people will be returning to their gardens. While we love seeing a unique garden with a variety of plants, some can be very dangerous for our canines. To help you create a dog-friendly garden the American Kennel Club offers the following advice:
Be cautious of pesticidesPesticides can be extremely hazardous for your dog. Do not use any that include metaldehyde or methomyl. Buy products that are pet friendly or non-toxic. Be sure to follow the directions on the packaging carefully as side effects can be severe such as from irritation and ulceration to the mouth, gums, esophagus and stomach, to burns due to direct contact. Be sure to store them some place out of reach from your pup.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Former West Chicago kennel operator has probation sentence tossed after deadly fireAn appeals court has tossed a probation sentence for the operator of a West Chicago kennel where 29 dogs died.
Read more »
American Airlines employee dies from ‘accidental’ injuries at Austin airportThe death of an American Airlines employee at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport remained under investigation by the Austin Police Department, according to KXAN News.
Read more »
4 recent American shootings highlight risks posed by proliferation of gunsFour shootings in six days made headlines because they all had one thing in common: a mistake led to tragedy. In the latest incident, a North Carolina man is accused of firing on a 6-year-old girl and her parents after a basketball rolled into his yard.
Read more »
American Who Faked Own Death to Evade Rape Charges Insists He's Actually a British Man'I am not Nicholas Alahverdian. I do not know how to make this clearer,' the accused sexual predator contends in a new NBC interview.
Read more »