Spring is just about here! Trees are budding & bulbs are bulbs are reaching out of the their slumber & most everyone wants to be outside. Before you let fluffy out, be aware of these seasonal hazards
Some of the most dangerous spring flowers include daffodils, tulips, crocus, hyacinths & lilies. ALL Lilies contain chemicals that can cause irreparable damage to a cat’s kidneys. Eating just a tiny amount of lily plant material or even lapping at the water in the vase is a veterinary emergency. Many families trade plants at Easter or Passover - please keep these away from your furry friends.
You're most likely to encounter ticks during spring, summer, and fall, though they can actually be active any time of the year. Ticks can transmit infectous microbes (Lyme disease and babesiosis). Most ticks are so small, they can go unnoticed for days, giving them plenty of time to get plump, feeding off your pet & crawling into bed with you. This is a good time to restart your preventatives if you've not been using them through the winter. Revolution, Frontline & Advantage all manufacture preventatives that include Flea & Tick protection.
Many homeowners apply fertilizers and mulch in spring - most fertilizers contain toxic chemicals as do pesticides & fungicides. Even a small ingestion of fertilizer result in minor gastrointestinal upset; larger ingestions can cause severe poisoning from the iron, nitrogen, and other chemical components.
Many animals have litters in spring. This can make them more aggressive, protective and dangerous. (we've caught bobcats, coyotes & fox on our outdoor ring cams). We live on RT81 - I can only imagine how many furry critters are in less trafficed areas. We know that making the decision to allow your cat to be outdoors is a personal one, however, keep in mind that there are dangers you may be at risk for without knowing.
Enjoy spring & keep your furry friends safe ♥️🤍♥️🤍♥️
Hear the Chirps, See the Zoomies! Engage Your Cat with "Birds Gone Wild"
Tired of a bored kitty? Unleash the inner hunter with the Birds Gone Wild interactive cat toy!
Realistic sparrow or cardinals will have your feline friend chirping with excitement!
Here's why it's the purrfect addition to your toy chest:
Lifelike Birdie Sounds: Built-in chirping sounds activate with every swat, bite, or chase, mimicking real prey and sparking natural hunting instincts.
Durable Design: Made with tough plush and natural feathers, these toys can withstand even the most aggressive play sessions.
Long-Lasting Fun: The chirping mechanism boasts over 10,000 uses, ensuring hours of entertainment.
Bonus Catnip Power: The included pouch lets you add irresistible catnip, sending your cat into a playful frenzy.
Cozy Companionship: These soft and cuddly birdies keep cats company and engaged.
Birds Gone Wild provides essential mental and physical stimulation, keeping your feline guests happy and healthy during their stay!
Upgrade Your Cat's Stay: Step-In Scratcher with Built-In Relaxation + 2 Free Brush Outs
Give your feline friend a first-class experience with our premium Step-In Cat Scratcher. Designed for both scratching and lounging, letting kitty indulge in energetic play sessions and then unwind in comfort.
Dual-Function Design: Provides a designated scratching area to keep your cat's claws healthy and furniture safe,while also offering a cozy spot to relax.
Superior Scratching Surface: Made from irresistible, corrugated cardboard that shreds easily without snagging,satisfying your cat's natural scratching instincts.
Promotes Positive Behaviors: Discourages destructive scratching on furniture and other household items,encouraging healthy scratching habits.
Spring Flower Design: Adds a touch of playful flair to your kennel, enhancing the aesthethics of your cat's boarding experience.
Dimentions: 15 x 13 x 4.5 inches
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