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Danger! Some of your holiday plants could be pet-toxic
By Eric Forrest on December 19, 2017
It can happen quite easily…
We all get excited for holiday decorations, Christmas lights, and making our homes pretty for winter celebrations. And while we go bananas for embellishment and holiday spirit, we can lose track of our need to keep homes pet-safe.
One common mistake is bringing in common plants that are holiday-related. Some ubiquitous plants are dangerous should your pet ingest them or some part of them, so be mindful of this.
Below, check out an infographic from TTPM Blogs and read corresponding info here. Be safe and enjoy the holidays!
feature image credit: Aubree Sweeney
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