Household
Pet Dangers
Even when you take precautions to keep your pet safe, they sometimes still find ways to get into things they shouldn't. We cover that.
Even when you take precautions to keep your pet safe, they sometimes still find ways to get into things they shouldn't. We cover that.
WITH PET insurance
total vet bill:
$6,941
total vet bill:
$2,018
total vet bill:
$3,718
Based on actual claims submitted in 2015. Vet bills and reimbursements may vary.
Not only are the products below dangerous for pets to ingest, but many of them can irritate their skin and eyes.
Consumption of over-the-counter medication is the top reason pet parents
call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center, followed by consumption of prescription meds.*
* ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center internal data, 2015
Watch your pet closely around these areas where escape acts and accidents are common.
We’ve learned dogs and cats find these holiday items particularly fun to chew, so always be mindful of this if you have them around your home.
These can be hazardous even when turned off if they contain product residue.
Not all leafy greens are good to eat! If any of these plants are inside or outside your home, make sure your pet doesn't snack on them.
Some human foods have great health benefits for pets, and some are very toxic.
It’s important not to get the good foods confused with these harmful ones!
Dogs are pretty nuts about peanut butter, but before you offer it as a treat, you’ll want to check the ingredients.
Some brands contain xylitol, an artificial sweetener that is very dangerous to dogs.
Keep your pet occupied so they’re less likely to swipe objects like the ones below,
which can injure their mouth and organs, cause them to choke, and make them sick.
Be covered for the
unexpected with pet insurance.
