These everyday things lying around your home can kill a pet

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Things that are harmless for humans can often be lethal for animals. This includes food such as onions, garlic, chives, almonds, pecan nuts and walnuts. All these are poisonous.

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There are many things lying around your house that are potentially dangerous for children. This is why we make sure homes are baby — and child-proof — but we often forget to do the same for our furry friends.

There are many things lying around your house that are potentially dangerous for children. This is why we make sure homes are baby — and child-proof — but we often forget to do the same for our furry friends.

Things that are harmless for humans can often be lethal for animals. This includes food such as onions, garlic, chives, almonds, pecan nuts and walnuts. All these are poisonous.

Other seemingly delicious snacks may also cause serious harm: Grapes and raisins, for instance, can cause kidney failures, and chocolate can cause arrhythmias and cramps — or even death.

So you should always make sure that anything like this is out of reach of your pet.

Things that are harmless for humans can often be lethal for animals. This includes food such as onions, garlic, chives, almonds, pecan nuts and walnuts. All these are poisonous.

Other substances to watch out for are medicines and chemicals. You would not let your small child get close to anything like that — and the same should go for your animal.

Drugs and pills can cause stomach aches and gastrointestinal problems, ulcers or liver and kidney failures.

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A big warning to anyone leaving anti-freeze lying around: The substance has a sweet smell and taste, as it contains ethylene glycol, which dogs in particular love. But this is a also a dangerous substance, and can lead to nerve damage and cramps. – dpa

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