Following are several real Christmas tree dangers you need to be aware of ... and intoxicated dogs require immediate vet attention. Advent calendars can be filled with candies and chocolate ...

and never leave pets unsupervised around the tree. If you suspect your pet has ingested anything toxic, seek veterinary advice immediately. According to vets, common Christmas items that pose ...

“We see all these warnings on the internet about poinsettias,” the vet stated ... stock.adobe.com Meanwhile, Christmas cacti, Christmas roses and even Christmas trees can cause adverse ...

Operation Christmas Drop is an Angels 4 Vets project designed to deliver food and gifts to local disabled and homebound veterans. Select a vet ornament with a veteran’s name off a veteran tree ...

This recipe was put together by our in-house vet Dr. Rebecca MacMillan ... Window sill with a blue mug of hot chocolate, Christmas tree branch, star decorations and wooly jumpers folded up ...

A Bradford veterinary practice is inviting people to remember their pets this Christmas. Shearbridge Veterinary Centre, in Queensbury, has set up a Christmas Memory Tree where people can hang ...

Dr Samantha Butler-Davies MRCVS, Veterinary Services Director at Pets at Home, told the Daily Record: "While it might be tempting to share your Christmas dinner leftovers with your dog ...

survives broken jaw after SeaWorld rescue It all started when Helen Woodward Animal Center’s veterinary director Dr. Alexis Siler went to a Valley Center Christmas tree lot in late November with ...

No matter if you decorate immediately after Halloween or you wait until post-Thanksgiving, Christmas trees are a staple of the winter season. From balsam firs to pines and spruces to cedars ...

they don't have to miss out on this classic Christmas tradition altogether as we have a tasty, safe alternative you can make for them instead. This recipe was put together by our in-house vet Dr ...