Essential Oils and Pet Poisoning

Essential Oils and Pet Poisoning

Essential oils have enjoyed widespread interest and popularity in recent years. And it’s no wonder—they have the potential to soothe a variety of ailments and they smell wonderful. However, for all their positive attributes, essential oils can result in a pet poisoning if absorbed through the skin or inhaled.

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The Most Dangerous Plants for Pets

The Most Dangerous Plants for Pets

Many pets tend to ignore greenery, but that doesn’t mean they’re immune to the risks of certain plants. You could own a plant for many years without it becoming an issue for your pet, until one fateful day their curiosity gets the best of them. The key to avoid an issue is to simply remove […]

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Pet Toxin Awareness: How to Safely Store Household Hazards

Pet Toxin Awareness: How to Safely Store Household Hazards

Keeping your best four-legged pal safe relies on awareness and education about potential pet toxins that are in the home and garage. Knowing what can harm your pet is only the first step – you also need to know how to safely store household hazards.  The team at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates wants to give […]

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Poisonous Pantry: Avoid Exposing Your Pet to Household Toxins

Poisonous Pantry: Avoid Exposing Your Pet to Household Toxins

When pet owners think of poisonous substances, they often think of poisons that lurk “out there” and not in the home (e.g., antifreeze that someone else left out).  However, there are many household toxins – some of which may be right under your pet’s nose. Harmful Household Toxins Household cleaners are commonly found under the […]

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