Dog owners have been issued a 'crucial' warning over the dangers that plant fertilizer poses to dogs. Since it is summer - and hypothetically it is a bit warmer - we will spend more time outside in our gardens. But with higher temperatures comes different risks including our pets overheating or the dangers posed by poisonous plants.
In light of this, owners have been urged to be cautious of the potential hazards that lurk within their homes and gardens, including items that appear to be harmless. One of the possible dangers that a vet has issued a warning about is plant fertiliser. While fertiliser promotes plant growth and vitality in gardens, many are unaware that its ingredients can pose risks to our beloved furry friends.
With this in mind, the team at tails.com has partnered up with Soto Gardens to launch their first pet-friendly garden border collection. As part of the collaboration, Head Vet, Sean McCormack has offered insight into the dangers of plant fertiliser for dogs and how to keep them safe.
What happens if a dog accidentally eats fertilizer? "As we enter the new season and the weather gets warmer, many pet parents across the country are going to be tending to their garden after a long, bleak winter," according to the head Vet. Sean added: "While using products, including fertilisers, ahead of spring is a great way to breathe life back into your garden and encourage quicker growth, if you have a dog, it’s imperative to understand the dangers that plant fertili.