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COMMON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND PLANTS THAT ARE TOXIC TO YOUR PET

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Medical Minute

Select a pet-safe mulch this spring. Avoid the use of cocoa bean mulch if you have pets. This mulch has the aroma of chocolate and if ingested can have the same toxic effect on pets as regular chocolate can.