Springing to action: Shielding pets from plant toxins
Spring is officially here, and while pets are as eager as their owners to experience the great outdoors, the season of new life means the return of several plant-related toxins that can leave your pet regretting their promenade through the garden.
Dr. Lance Wheeler, a clinical assistant professor at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, educates owners on the importance of safeguarding pets against outdoor poisons during the spring season.
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