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Do you know Pet CPR? Please click on the following YouTube video, "Pet CPR", and take five minutes to watch this. It can be a life-saver! 
Save the Date for #GivingTuesday 2022!

📅 SAVE THE DATE! November 29, 2022 is #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving – ONLY 10 DAYS from today!⁣⁣Are you looking for a way to give back this season that will actually make a difference when it comes to pets? GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement, and we’d love for you to join the […]

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Pet Safety Tips for Thanksgiving Day!

🦃 Thanksgiving is one week from today! ⁣ ⁣⁣As you get ready to enjoy this special holiday filled with delicious food, remember to keep all of those yummy turkey trimmings, food bags, and snack bags stored safely away from your pet!⁣ ⁣Most of us will find our pets underfoot in the kitchen and in any […]

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Help Us Spread Awareness!

Louie lost his life in early October when he suffocated in a pet food bag that was in a cupboard under the kitchen sink, devastating his family. He was only 7 years old. This video was filmed one week before he died. Pet suffocation happens daily, and within minutes. Please help us prevent pet suffocation […]

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Happy Halloween from Prevent Pet Suffocation!

Happy Halloween! 🎃👻⁣ ⁣Here are a few things to remember as you celebrate tonight:  ⁣⁣⁣👻 Costumes – Watch for choking, chewing, and breathing hazards if you’ll be dressing your pet up. ⁣⁣⁣🍭 Candy – Xylitol, chocolate, nuts, and raisins, are very toxic to animals, so make sure your pet can’t access any of these! ⁣⁣⁣🎃 […]

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Check Every Room for Pet Suffocation Risks!

Have you checked EVERY room in your home and yard for pet suffocation risks? ⁣Many pet owners know about the dangers of food bags in the kitchen, but few realize that every room has items that pose suffocation risks to your pets.⁣ ⁣Think about…⁣ ⁣👉🏼 The leftover snack bags in your bathroom trash can⁣ ⁣👉🏼 […]

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Pet Size Doesn’t Matter with Pet Suffocation!

Think your dog isn’t at risk of suffocation because they’re too big to suffocate in a chip bag, snack bag, or pet food bag? ⁣ ⁣❌ Unfortunately, ALL pets are at risk of pet suffocation, no matter their size, breed, or age – from Dachshunds to Great Danes. Eliminating suffocation risks is an important task […]

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Safety Tips for Pet Sitters and Dog Walkers

Do you use a pet sitter or dog walker to help out with your pets when you are at work or out of town?⁣⁣⁣⁣ It’s very important to educate any helper that is in contact with your dogs or cats about the dangers of pet suffocation. In addition to spreading awareness to your family members […]

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Important Safety Tips to Prevent Pet Suffocation!

🚨 Some important Do’s and Don’ts when it comes to preventing pet suffocation and keeping your furry family members safe! One of the easiest and safest Do’s? Cut up all food bags at home before disposing of them. Too often, we lose pets to suffocation from these harmless looking food and snack bags.  Please read […]

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Please Support Our Non-Profit!

We’d love for you to consider making a donation to Prevent Pet Suffocation to help us further our mission to prevent pet suffocation around the world. ❤️ ⁣As a small nonprofit, we appreciate every single penny we receive. We’ll put your donation towards saving the lives of pets internationally, sparing pet owners from the devastation […]

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Please Sign Our Petition to Frito Lay!

📝 We need your help! Have you signed our petition to Frito Lay to add suffocation warning labels to their chip bags? We have over 47,000 signatures! Please help us get to 50,000! Every signature counts!  Chip bags are the biggest culprit for pet suffocation. Our Founder, Bonnie Harlan, is contacted weekly by distraught owners […]

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