Tag: Pet Safety

K-State veterinarian urges pet owners to stay alert as summer heats up

As summer approaches, veterinarian Susan Nelson advises pet owners to safeguard their pets from seasonal hazards. Key precautions include year-round parasite protection, gradual reintroduction of exercise, and never leaving pets in cars. Additionally, keeping IDs updated, protecting paws, and ensuring hydration and shade are essential for a safe, healthy summer.

Keep pets safe this Fourth of July with tips from K-State veterinarian

Independence Day poses risks for pets due to loud fireworks, unfamiliar guests, and harmful food. Veterinarian Susan Nelson advises pet owners to keep pets indoors, use leashes, and ensure proper identification. Creating a calm environment, considering calming aids, and being aware of holiday hazards like toxic foods are crucial for pet safety.

K-State veterinarian shares tips to keep your pets safe and less stressed this holiday season

During the holiday season, pet safety is crucial due to potential dangers like toxic foods, harmful decorations, and stressful environments. To protect pets, avoid giving them rich foods, securing trash, and keeping harmful plants out of reach. Owners should ensure pets have proper identification and consult veterinarians for toxic ingestion or anxiety.

K-State Veterinarian Shares Tips On Making the Fourth Safer For Pets

MANHATTAN — The Fourth of July may be a fun and noisy celebration for many people, but a Kansas State...