Sentences with phrase «possible choking hazard»

To prevent possible choking hazard, test strength of nipple by pulling on bulb portion.

Make sure to avoid possible choking hazards (you may need to mash some foods, for example), and consult with your doctor about how to best introduce solids.

Just as you would put breakables and possible choking hazards out of reach of a baby, you need to eliminate the potential for your puppy to make a mistake and reduce any potential hazards from the room.

American Cocker Spaniels are curious, active dogs, and before bringing them home you should make certain it is safe for them by removing possible choking hazards and blocking unsafe areas.

Some included a safety pamphlet that said do not eat the cartridge... possible choking hazard etc. but no instructions.

CAUTION: Any tear in the Snappi can lead to separation of a piece, presenting a possible choking hazard.

Hallmark has announced the recall of about 6,000 Itty Bittys Baby Disney - licensed animal stacking toys with rattling rings due to a possible choking hazard.

Do not buy clothes that might have small attached things which might end up in your baby's mouth as these could be a possible choking hazard.

And you should always be VERY careful offering pineapple wedges or chunks — the fruit can be very fibrous, presenting a possible choking hazard.

Age guidelines take into account the safety of a toy based on any possible choking hazard.

«Parents need to be aware that changes in consistency can occur in food products that are left out of the packaging for extended periods of time, resulting in a possible choking hazard,» she said.

Bulldogs have also been known to chew up these plastic crates thus creating a possible choking hazard.

If a bone becomes too small and a possible choking hazard, offer a treat in exchange for the bone.

Be sure to monitor your dog while he or she is chewing a bone to prevent any possible choking hazards.

Do not chop anything into sizes that present a possible choking hazard; pieces should be small enough to swallow safely or large enough to require that your puppy pull off pieces and learn to chew.