The Twelve Pets of Christmas
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A creative article listing various pet personalities and how that affects their holiday experience and risks you should be aware of. A fun read that might help you to better keep your pet safe during the Christmas holiday festivities.
What to Do When Your Dog Eats Glass
Dr. Marty Becker
Even though I'm sure there are exceptions out there, eating glass isn't really something one typically needs to worry about. Except during the Christmas season. Christmas ornaments can be very attractive; after all, most of them are balls, aren't they? Would you know what to do if your dog crunched down one of the glass ornaments and managed to swallow some of the pieces? Find out what is and what isn't a good idea in Dr. Becker's article.
Holiday & Winter Toxins
Dr. Ahna Brutlag/Pet Poison Helpline
Just in case you needed a comprehensive refresher on the holiday-related toxins that could hurt your dog, don't to forget to read Pet Poison Helpline's article for a quick, comprehensive summary.
Grapes and Raisins and Currants, Oh My! – An Important Toxicity in Dogs
Dr. Christopher Byers/CriticalCareDVM
