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As the holidays near, it’s important to be extra vigilant in the coming weeks regarding suffocation risks our pets could face. With more house guests and entertaining, it’s easy to get distracted and not notice our pets may be getting into a troublesome situation. Pet suffocation can be prevented by being aware of some simple, but important, safety tips.
Here are a few things you can do to keep your pets safe and continue to help us save pet lives.
🐶 Cut up all chip bags, snack bags, pet food bags, and other food bags before disposing of them. Serve snacks in bowls.
🐱 Keep all trash can lids tightly closed, locked, or behind a cabinet.
🐶 Educate your friends, family, pet sitters, and baby sitters about the risks of pet suffocation.
🐱 Crush all cans and keep lids tightly closed on containers before disposing of.
🐶 Share our website and our social media accounts including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn to help spread awareness.
Make it a point to always go through these action steps to make sure you’re doing all that you can to keep your pets from falling victim to suffocation! ❤️
(Infographic Courtesy of Center for Pet Safety @Center For Pet Safety)
