Your Pet Hazard Roundup for Poison Prevention Awareness Month

You've probably heard that chocolate and antifreeze are dangerous for dogs, but did you also know that lilies, daffodils, onions, and grapes can also poison cats and dogs?March is

, which means it's the perfect time to talk about the common household items that may actually pose a great danger to our pets. Taking a few steps now to secure these things in your home -- or remove them -- could mean all the difference for your pet.

Find out

. With Easter just around the corner, you may want to rethink any Easter lilies you have around, since they can cause kidney failure in cats. Deck out your home with fake flowers instead, or enjoy your lilies in a no-cat room, or outdoors if your cat is strictly an indoor one.

Watch out for the foods that are

and

. The best way to avoid an issue with any of these foods is to keep humans foods closed away in your fridge or cupboards when you're not in the room.

Cleaning supplies, unsurprisingly, can be harmful to pets if ingested. Find out how to

.If your pet does gobble down something they shouldn't, call the

immediately, then call your vet.

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