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Fall Safety Tips for Your Beloved Pets

It is time to say goodbye to the hot summers and welcomes a new season, according to a number of signals. Plenty of enjoyment canu00a0be gained with your dog in the autumn.u00a0Your canines will enjoy leaping in a bulky pile of golden leaves. For you and your pet to enjoy autumn safely, there are some Fall safety tipsu00a0you should know about.

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Fall Safety Tips for Your Beloved Pets

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  1. FALL SAFETY TIPS FOR YOUR BELOVED PETS DOGEXPRESS.IN

  2. INTRODUCTION Several signs indicate it is time to bid farewell to the hot summers and welcome a new season. It would be worth taking a moment to examine the autumn season from the point of view of your furball.

  3. KEEPING THE TICKS AND FLEAS AWAY The bad thing about the season is that you cannot yet start relaxing when controlling those external parasites.

  4. TAKING CARE OF HEARTWORMS With ticks and fleas around, fall is not the right time to stop protecting your pet from heartworms.

  5. STOPPING THEM FROM FEASTING ON FALL DÉCOR Vomiting Diarrhea Excessive salivation Skin inflammation Loss of coordination

  6. BE CAREFUL WITH THE COSTUMES Breathing 1 2 3 4 5 Moving Going to the bathroom Seeing Hearing

  7. KEEPING THEM WARM Depending on where you stay, you may find that during the fall season, the temperatures drop rapidly. The thing with bright sunshine is that it can often make it appear warmer than it actually may be.

  8. STASHING THE TREATS AWAY The candy bowl in your home is for the trick-or-treaters – its contents are not meant for your little one.

  9. BEING CAREFUL AROUND MUSHROOMS It is the season when mushrooms start sprouting everywhere, including your yard and forest floors. Most of these fungi are safe to eat, but others can be immensely poisonous for your dog, and you shouldn’t take any risk.

  10. CONCLUSION Animals like snakes, skunks, and bears look for food before hibernating during winter. So, if you live in an area vulnerable to such animals, especially poisonous snakes, you should keep your pet on a leash until it snows.

  11. DOGEXPRESS.IN THANK YOU Source:https://dogexpress.in/fall-safety-tips-for-your- beloved-pets-keeping-them-happy-and-protected/

  12. Stashing the treats away

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