Mince pies, mistletoe and festive foods you might not know are toxic for dogs
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From twinkling lights to Christmas food, experts say dogs and cats should be carefully monitored around your home at Christmas, especially around generous children and indulgent ‘grandpawents’.
Veterinary nurse at Gilabbey Veterinary Hospital, Bronwyn Jeffers, says it is important to inform all guests of potential toxins and hazards for your dog, and owners should monitor their dog when visiting a pet-free home.
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