Sentences with phrase «present choking hazards»

Moreover, veterinarians suggest that the apple's core and stem could present choking hazards and thus should never be presented to a dog.

Collage materials can definitely present choking hazards so you want to be present and watchful throughout the entire project and then hang the finished project out of reach.

All kinds present choking hazards in children under 4.

Parents need to develop a keen eye for spotting and removing small objects that may present choking hazards.

Small or loose pieces can present choking hazards, and chipped surfaces can damage your baby's gums.

The plastic film presents a choking hazard and comes after the initial recall by Kraft Heinz at the end of July.

And avoid serving nuts, hard candies, popcorn, raisins, marshmallows, and other foods that may present a choking hazard to little ones.

The broken tab may present a choking hazard to an infant in the car seat, increasing the risk of injury.

In addition to always ensuring baby is supervised and in an upright position when eating, never feed a baby food that may present a choking hazard such as whole grapes, popcorn or hotdogs.

In its continued commitment to child passenger safety, Britax determined the center tab on the chest clip — on certain infant car seat models — can break and present a choking hazard to an infant in the car seat.

Small cars like Matchbox brand or others have parts that present a choking hazard to your toddler.

Not only do batteries present a choking hazard, they are extremely dangerous when swallowed.

Don't give your baby fruits, nuts or other things that present a choking hazard.

The food should be easy to handle but not present a choking hazard.

(Look for those without a gum or chewy center, which can present a choking hazard.)

Some foods are not suitable for young babies as they may cause health problems or present a choking hazard; examples of these foods include:

An alternative to cooking fruits or veggies that you are concerned may present a choking hazard to your baby is to place them in a Sassy Teething Feeder (advertisement).

Avoid giving your child raw carrots, unpeeled apples, nuts, hard candies, and other foods that present a choking hazard.

Just make sure it doesn't present a choking hazard, and keep to small, soft toys.

Now, we don't suggest serving kiwi skin to younger babies — it can be quite tough and difficult to chew and could present a choking hazard.

Note: Keep an eye on your baby while she plays with this toy to make sure she doesn't manage to get it open, especially if you're using balls or jingle bells small enough to present a choking hazard.

Be sure that it is large enough that it can not be swallowed, and that it won't break up into pieces that present a choking hazard.

When assessing what holiday foods not to feed your baby, stay away from any foods that may present a choking hazard to your baby, such as large pieces of bread or meat.

But be careful: Many foods, such as nuts, raisins, grapes, and hot dogs, present a choking hazard for kids under 5 years.

They are too hard and would present a choking hazard — save these sweet treats until your child is older and equipped with enough teeth to chew them effectively!

Your little one will probably be sitting well, without support — it's not a good idea to offer your baby finger foods before he can sit unsupported as there is a higher risk of choking (see foods to avoid for a list of foods that can present a choking hazard).

If you have a mesh feeder, you can serve some to your baby too — but, being very hard once frozen, we wouldn't suggest serving them as a finger food without a feeder as they may present a choking hazard.

This makes it easier to give your little one foods that may otherwise present a choking hazard (like apples).

Whole peanuts, of course, present a choking hazard and even smooth peanut butter can be rather dense for a baby to manage.

However, caution is recommended when eating them raw, since their pits could present a choking hazard.

TINSEL - while not toxic to animals, can cause intestinal obstruction or even present a choking hazard.

Avoid chunky varieties as the peanuts may present a choking hazard, especially for young puppies.

Fleece dog toys are a good choice because they have no parts to present a choking hazard.

In that case, you may not want to leave him with bully sticks, cow ears, etc. without supervision, as they could potentially present a choking hazard.

Rope toys can become dangerous if their strands begin to unravel, presenting a choking hazard or a potential cause of gastric upset.

Check the costume carefully for small, dangling or easily chewed - off pieces that could present a choking hazard.

While the peel is not toxic to dogs, it can present a choking hazard.

Try out rubber or nylon toys with a rough / bumpy surface, and large enough to not present a choking hazard.

Each collar is designed to remain locked into one size, so it could never accidentally tighten and present a choking hazard.

Feeding a small dog large breed food may also present a choking hazard because the kibbles are typically bigger.

Pieces smaller than the mouth may present a choking hazard.

This can present a choking hazard or intestinal obstruction which could lead to emergency surgery.

Tie - downs also present a choking hazard, and do not keep other domestic or wild animals away from the dog.

The GoughNuts Ball is 3» in diameter, perfect for larger dogs to play with and carry around and not so small that it could present a choking hazard.

Never feed chewy or sticky foods like peanut butter that can present a choking hazard or sharp - edged foods like potato chips that can puncture the delicate lining of your guinea pig's mouth.

Definitely supervise your dog with these as some of them can present a choking hazard if they are shredded or chewed.

We recommend avoiding toys with polystyrene beads or nutshells as these present a choking hazard.

It also presents a choking hazard to your pets.

We recommend bringing activities or toys from home for children over the age of 8 (so long as they do not present a choking hazard).

When this is the case, any product — from a toaster oven that causes an electrocution injury to a children's toy that presents a choking hazard — could become hazardous or even lethal to its user.