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Spring is in full bloom! 🌷
As we all head out for brighter, longer walks with our dogs, it’s important to remember that some of the season’s most beautiful plants can be harmful to our four‑legged friends 🐶💛
Here are some common springtime plants and bulbs that are toxic to dogs:
🌼 Amaryllis
🌼 Bluebells
🌼 Buttercups
🌼 Crocuses
🌼 Cyclamen (root)
🌼 Daffodils / narcissus (bulbs)
🌼 Elderberry
🌼 Foxglove (leaves & seeds)
🌼 Hyacinth (bulbs)
🌼 Lupin (leaves & seeds)
🌼 Onion (can cause anaemia)
🌼 Rhododendron & azalea (whole plant)
🌼 Rhubarb (leaves)
🌼 Sweet pea (stem)
🌼 Tulips
🌼 Wild cherry tree (twigs & foliage)
🌼 Yew (berries & foliage)
If you think your dog has eaten any of these, please contact your vet straight away. Acting quickly can make all the difference. ... See MoreSee Less
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🌸 Give your pup a springtime pamper, and help pets in need!
When you add the Spring Pamper package to your pet's groom at Pets UK Grooming, it includes a £1 donation to the Foundation, supporting pet welfare initiatives across the UK. 💚🐾
A seasonal treat with real impact.
👉 Find your nearest salon to book: petsathome.com/grooming ... See MoreSee Less
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Dearest gentle reader… 👑
A most delightful trend has swept through our team, and naturally, we had to try it for ourselves.
One name in particular has caused quite the stir in the office:
Lord Albus Cheeseton of Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 🐾✨
Should you feel inspired to uncover your own pet’s esteemed Bridgerton title, we suspect the comments may soon become the talk of the Ton… 😉 ... See MoreSee Less
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Lady Ellie Royal Caninton of Tortoiseshell and White 😻
Lady Skye roast chickenton of Dandie Dinmont Terrier 🤣🤣 And Lady Madge anyfoodatalltonDandie Dinmont Terrier 🤩
Lady Voodoo Chickenton of Domestic Shorthair
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