National Pet Poison Prevention Week: Keep Your Pets SafeFrom the Brazoria County SPCA: Attention all pet parents!Did you know it's National Pet Poison Prevention Week? It's crucial to keep our furry friends safe from potential hazards lurking in our homes. Here's a helpful reminder of a few things that can be poisonous to your beloved pets:Plants: Some common houseplants like lilies, azaleas, and philodendrons can be toxic to pets if ingested.Medications: Human medications, even over-the-counter ones, can be harmful to pets if consumed accidentally. Keep them securely stored and out of reach.Chocolate: While a treat for us, chocolate contains theobromine, which is toxic to dogs and cats. Keep all chocolatey treats well out of reach.Household Cleaners: Chemicals found in cleaning products can be harmful if licked or ingested by pets. Store them safely away from curious noses.Grapes and Raisins: These seemingly harmless snacks can cause kidney failure in dogs, so it's best to avoid them entirely.Art Supplies: Paints, glues, and other craft materials can contain toxic substances that could harm your pets if ingested.Let's work together to keep our furry companions safe and healthy! Share this post to spread awareness during National Pet Poison Prevention Week.