Certainly! Here is some expert advice on summer toxicity in pets:
- Summer toxins for dogs and cats include:
- Plants
- Salt water
- Compost bins
- Snail and mole baits
- Pesticides
- Mushrooms
- Fireworks
- Food
- Phosphine gas can be toxic to humans and pets, so it's important to keep your pet in a well-ventilated area, preferably outside, if vomiting develops.
- Sunscreen can be toxic to pets if ingested in large amounts. Sunscreens contain potentially dangerous chemicals like PABA and zinc.
- Summer essential oils that are toxic to pets include citronella and citrus oils found in insect repellent products.
- Certain plants such as castor beans, foxglove, yew, oleander, and the autumn crocus can be toxic to pets and humans.
Remember to keep these hazards in mind to ensure your pets stay safe and healthy during the summer months!
