Sentences with phrase «poisonous substances like»

Keeping your dog on - leash also helps you control other dangerous winter behaviors like eating snow, which might contain contaminants, or drinking from ditches or gutters where winter runoff can carry poisonous substances like anti-freeze.

He might be exposed to poisonous substances like lawn chemicals, antifreeze and rat bait.

Not exact matches

The consumer product safety commission has given a toll of over 3000 babies with injuries from Walker accidents among which most common are head injuries from falls while others include poisonous substances, burns from inflammable stuff like candles and twisted toes.

Easy to use child proof cabinet and drawer locks like the ones pictured above, help in keeping little hands away from cutlery or poisonous substances.

Poisonous substance Your toddler could be vomiting if she swallowed something toxic, like a drug, plant, medicine, or chemical.

Poisonous substance Your preschooler could be vomiting if he's swallowed a toxic substance like a drug, plant, medicine, or chemical.

An increased lead of undigested protein fragments can get to the colon and feed a section of the flora there which overgrow, produce poisonous substances (like ammonia and various biogenic aminos) which are toxic to the body if allowed access to the general circulation.

In general, of course, I would still like to place emphasis on the fact that jalapenos in itself do not contain elements or substances that are hazardous, poisonous, or deadly to dogs.

Ingestion of something toxic like chocolate, antifreeze and other poisonous substances could potentially lead to bleeding dog gums.

Accidental insurance covers events like having your pet accidentally swallow a child's toy or ingesting a poisonous substance, or getting hit by a car.

The Trump Administration has tried to enable the dumping of dental mercury into water systems, to allow the use of a substance harmful to child brain development, to enable the environmental release of such dangerous toxins as lead, to let gas companies leak poisonous and climate change enhancing methane plumes into the local environment, to allow trucks and automobiles that spew smog, to halt the protection of key species like bumblebees, and to roll back the Clean Power Plan, the Clean Air Act, and the Clean Water Act.

Challenges and Choices does this by focusing on medicines, poisonous substances and passive smoking in early childhood; energy drinks, tobacco and alcohol in middle primary; and alcohol, cannabis and other drugs (including illicit drugs like methamphetamine) in secondary school.