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- As Easter approaches, pet owners should be cautious of household toxins that can harm cats and dogs.
- Common dangers include cut flowers, chocolate, and potted plants such as sago palms.
- Other harmful items include raisins, ibuprofen, and pennies.
- Delaying veterinary care for poisoned pets can be critical, as even a few hours can affect their survival.
- Awareness of these household poisons is essential for keeping pets safe year-round.
