These include lilies, dieffenbachia, phiodendron, elephant ears, azaleas, ivy, amaryllis, pyracantha, oleander, boxwood, Jerusalem cherry, spider plants and even plant bulbs. If you treat your lawns or house with insecticides or fertilizers, keep pet out of the area until it is dry. Some of the signs of insecticide poisoning are vomiting, diarrhea, nervous twitching and seizures. Toys Don t leave plastic bags out, they can suffocate puppies and kittens. Also remember the rule about size.
Many objects are small enough to fit down the trachea and can cause the death.
If any or all of something will fit into a mouth, it is dangerous. Things to watch out for are cigarette butts, rubber bands, balloons, small balls, sewing needles, thread, string, ribbons, socks, light bulbs, Christmas ornaments, panties and even pantyhose. Whenever something is eaten, it must come out, often by way of surgery. Collars Puppies and kittens grow at an amazing rate. Collars and harnesses need to be checked regularly to insure they still fit.