Clearview Veterinary Hospital
ππΎ Summer BBQ Safety for Pets πΎπ
Backyard BBQs are a summer favorite, but many common cookout foods and party items can be risky for pets.
Before you fire up the grill, keep these pet safety tips in mind:
π½ Skip the table scraps. Fatty meats, bones, corn cobs, onions, garlic, grapes, raisins, chocolate, alcohol, and desserts made with xylitol can all be dangerous for pets.
π₯ Keep pets away from the grill. Hot grills, skewers, charcoal, grease drippings, and lighter fluid can cause burns, stomach upset, or serious injury.
ποΈ Secure the trash. Leftover bones, food wrappers, foil, skewers, and corn cobs can be tempting but may lead to choking, intestinal blockages, or emergency surgery.
π§ Provide shade and fresh water. Pets can overheat quickly during outdoor gatherings, especially on hot or humid days.
πͺ Watch doors and gates. With guests coming and going, pets may slip out unnoticed. Make sure collars, ID tags, and microchip information are up to date.
A little planning can help keep your pet safe while the humans enjoy the burgers, sunshine, and summer fun.
If your pet eats something they shouldnβt, gets injured, or shows signs of illness after a BBQ, contact us immediately.
πΊπΈπΎ Uncle Sam Wants YOU... to Keep Your Pets Safe This 4th of July! πΎπΊπΈ
While we're busy enjoying cookouts, fireworks, and red, white, and blue celebrations, many pets are preparing for what can be one of the most stressful nights of the year.
In fact, more pets go missing around the 4th of July than almost any other time of year due to loud noises and fireworks.
Before the festivities begin:
π Keep pets safely indoors
π·οΈ Make sure ID tags are secure and microchip information is current
𦴠Create a quiet space with their favorite toys, treats, or bedding
πͺ Double-check gates, doors, and fences before guests arrive
A little planning can go a long way toward keeping your furry family members safe, calm, and comfortable throughout the holiday.
From backyard BBQs to fireworks under the stars, we hope you and your pets have a safe, happy, and tail-wagging Independence Day!
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ππΎ Road Trip Remedies for Pets: Helping Your Pet Travel More Comfortably πΎπ
Planning a summer road trip with your furry companion? A little preparation can go a long way toward making travel safer, less stressful, and more enjoyable for everyone.
Before you hit the road, consider these pet travel tips:
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Pack plenty of fresh water and a travel bowl
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Take frequent breaks for bathroom visits and stretching
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Keep pets safely secured in a carrier or pet seatbelt
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Never leave your pet unattended in a parked vehicle
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Bring familiar blankets, toys, or bedding for comfort
Some pets may also experience motion sickness, anxiety, or stress while traveling. Signs can include drooling, whining, pacing, vomiting, or restlessness during car rides.
If your pet struggles with travel, we may be able to help. From calming strategies to medications designed for motion sickness or travel anxiety, there are options available to help your pet feel more comfortable on the journey.
Before your next adventure, contact us to discuss the best travel plan for your pet. A little preparation now can help ensure a smoother, safer, and more enjoyable trip for the entire family.
ππΆ Wherever your summer takes you, travel safely and make plenty of memories together!
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