Sentences with phrase «decorations out of your pet»

Also, be sure to keep any enticing decorations out of your pet's cage, as well.

Not exact matches

Place older ornaments and decorations that might be painted with lead paint out of the reach of small children and pets.

This Easter, and during all holiday festivities, keep treats and decorations out of the reach of your pet.

Candy, candy wrappers and decorations should be kept out of a pet's reach.

Make sure these decorations are out of paw and mouth reach of your pet.

Do your best to keep all Halloween items, costumes, and decorations out of sight and out of reach so your pets don't ingest anything that could harm them.

Decorations are commonly ingested by pets, especially dogs, so try to put them out of reach.

Keep Halloween decorations out of reach Take a pet suspected of ingesting a harmful item or substance immediately to a veterinarian.

Perhaps one of the greatest joys for a pet owner is rewarding their pet with a treat or toy.According to The Survey, seven - out - of - ten dogs, cats, and other small animals are privy to the growing market of tasty snacks and boredom - busting playthings.On average, dog owners spend $ 66 per year on treats and $ 41 per year on toys.Salt - water fish owners also spend a significant chunk of change on decorations, totaling $ 71 a year.

When decorating a house, make sure that decorations are out of reach from your pets.

Holiday decorations such as breakable ornaments and dreidels should be kept out of reach of pets, as should tinsel, string, and ribbon.

The holidays are right around the corner, and while pet parents remember to shower their furry family members with presents and special treats, keeping hazardous decorations and human snacks out of paw's reach can slip the mind.

Keep electric lights and cords from decorations out of the reach of your pets.

Keep wires and cords from electric lights and other decorations out of reach of your pets.

Holiday food and decorations: Be sure to keep Halloween treats out of your pet's reach and to exercise caution when sharing leftover scraps from Thanksgiving dinner.

Concerning his penchant for difficult or vulgar subject matter, San Francisco - born painter Peter Saul has stated, «Putting crime, war, sex, distortion and low class stuff into the picture is a way to take the decoration out of the picture — literally remove it from the dining room because no one is going to drink orange juice in the same room with it.»