Easter Pet Hazard Quiz

The Easter period is a time for eating chocolate for breakfast and spending time with family. As much as we may feel like including our furry loved ones in the celebrations, we have to be careful because not everything we have at Easter is safe for our pets.

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When it comes to knowing what is safe for your pet, your trusted veterinarian is an excellent place to start! They can recommend the ideal toys and diet to suit your pet’s specific needs so they can enjoy the best health possible.

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If your pet has ingested (or you suspect they may have ingested any items or foods that they shouldn’t have. If they are showing signs such as vomiting, diarrhoea, seizures, or trouble breathing please contact us straight away (or an emergency vet if after- hours).

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Correct. Our four-legged friends cannot eat chocolate as the slightest bit of chocolate can cause extreme harm as well as potential death. The two ingredients in chocolate, caffeine and theobromine, combined with the high fat content, are stimulants that directly affect their nervous system, heart muscle, and urination frequency. The risk of toxicity increases with the darkness of the chocolate. Therefore, all chocolate should be avoided. Another danger is the foil that the chocolate is wrapped in. This will become an intestinal obstruction. It is always a hard time sharing anything chocolate related. However, when it comes to our pets, sharing is definitely not caring! So, rest assured that you can keep any Easter eggs, especially the crowd pleasers wrapped in that deep purple we all know and love, far away from our pets.', 'incorrectResponse': '

No, our four-legged friends cannot eat chocolate. It is important to remember that even the slightest bit of chocolate can cause extreme harm as well as potential death. The two ingredients in chocolate, caffeine and theobromine, combined with the high fat content, are stimulants that directly affect their nervous system, heart muscle, and urination frequency. The risk of toxicity increases with the darkness of the chocolate. Therefore, all chocolate should be avoided. Another danger is the foil that the chocolate is wrapped in. This will become an intestinal obstruction. It is always a hard time sharing anything chocolate related. However, when it comes to our pets, sharing is definitely not caring! So, rest assured that you can keep any Easter eggs, especially the crowd pleasers wrapped in that deep purple we all know and love, far away from our pets.' }, { 'q': '2. Easter toys and decorations such as bunny ears and plastic eggs are safe toys for your pet. ', 'options': [ 'True', 'False' ], 'correctIndex': 1, 'correctResponse': '

Correct. These are only for pet parents as they can become lodged in your pet’s stomach which may require surgery.', 'incorrectResponse': '

False, these are only for pet parents as they can become lodged in your pet’s stomach which may require surgery.' }, { 'q': '3. Sultanas, grapes and raisins are ______ for pets.', 'options': [ 'Delicious', 'Toxic' ], 'correctIndex': 1, 'correctResponse': '

Correct, sultanas, grapes and raisins are toxic for our pets and can make them extremely unwell if ingested.', 'incorrectResponse': '

Incorrect, sultanas, grapes and raisins are actually toxic for our pets and can make them extremely unwell if ingested.' }, { 'q': '4. Is it safe for my dog to join our annual Easter Egg hunt?', 'options': [ 'True', 'False' ], 'correctIndex': 1, 'correctResponse': '

Correct. It is best to keep your furry friend inside whilst you have your annual Easter egg hunt. Chocolate and foil are hazards for your pet and should be picked up prior to your pet re-joining your celebrations. ', 'incorrectResponse': '

False. It is best to keep your furry friend inside whilst you have your annual Easter egg hunt. Chocolate and foil are hazards for your pet and should be picked up prior to your pet re-joining your celebrations.' }, { 'q': '5. Lilies are toxic for cats.', 'options': [ 'True', 'False' ], 'correctIndex': 0, 'correctResponse': '

Correct. All parts of lilies are toxic to cats and, if ingested, can cause kidney failure, which can potentially be fatal. Signs of lily toxicity may include vomiting, lack of interest in food, more frequent or no urination, and dehydration. It is important that your cat has no access to lilies, and you seek veterinary attention immediately if you suspect lily toxicity.', 'incorrectResponse': '

True. All parts of lilies are toxic to cats and, if ingested, can cause kidney failure, which can potentially be fatal. Signs of lily toxicity may include vomiting, lack of interest in food, more frequent or no urination, and dehydration. It is important that your cat has no access to lilies, and you seek veterinary attention immediately if you suspect lily toxicity.' } ] }); })(jQuery);

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