<aside> š¶ Spring Poster LINK: **https://www.notion.so/Canine-Spring-Advice-Poster-c13821e7d61f4d5f8318c2f88044ed47**
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Spring cleaning is all about sorting out stuff and deep cleaning the home. This is a common practice in cold winter climates like the UK.
Be careful about the use of household cleaning products around inquisitive dogs, as many popular household cleaners contain ingredients that areĀ highly toxic to dogs.
Dog exposure to floor products is much higher than ours, as dogs spend more time on or near the floor. They may be breathing in these toxins or absorbing them through their paws and skin.
<aside> š¼ Top Tip: Change your cleaning routine to protect your dog fromĀ harsh chemicalsĀ and use natural products or "pet safe cleaning products".
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It's important to be proactive and know which plants and flowers can be an irritant or poisonous to your dogs, whether in your garden or out and about.
<aside> š· Dogs love the warmer, windy weather, that brings up new scents and welcomes new life!
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Be careful with bulbs such as -
Enjoy roaming and exploring the UK bluebell woods in spring.
All parts of the bluebell are poisonous to dogs if ingested, and can be deadly in large amounts.
<aside> ā” Signs - vomiting, diarrhoea, lethargy and disorientation.
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