Caroline Haldeman
Training Director
SIRIUS K9 TRAINING
714-296-9714 / 951-272-1364
www.siriusk9training.com

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• House Hold Items

1. non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications (aspirin etc)
2. acetaminophen
3. cold & flu medications
4. anti-depressants
5. vitamins
6. home insect products
7. rat & mouse bait
8. bleach
9. diet pills
10. disinfectants
11. fabric softener
12. lead
13. lighter fluid
14. mothballs
15. anti-cancer drugs
16. solvents (paint thinner)
17. flea & tick products
18. liquid potpourri
19. slug & snail bait
20. over cleaner spray
21. lime/scale remover
22. fly bait
23. detergents
24. tobacco products
25. drain cleaners

COMMON PLANTS

• aloe
• amaryllis
• andromeda japonica
• asian lilly
• asparagus fern
• australian nut
• autumn crocus
• azalea
• belladonna
• bird of paradise
• bittersweet
• black locust
• branching ivy
• buckeye
• buddist pine
• caladium
• calla lilly
• castor bean
• ceriman
• clematis
• cordatum
• corn plant
• cycads
• cyclamen
• daffodil
• daylily
• devil's ivy
• dieffenbachia
• dumbcane
• easter lily
• elaphant ears
• emerald fern
• english ivy
• eucalyptus
• ferns
• fiddle-leaf philodendron
• gold dust dracaena
• florida beauty
• foxglove
• glacier ivy
• gladiolas
• golden pothos
• heavenly bamboo
• honeysuckle
• hurricane plant
• hyacinth
• hydrangea
• iris
• jerusalem cherry
• jimson weed
• kalanchoe
• lantana
• lilies (lilium species)
• lily of the valley
• lupine
• marble queen
• morning glory
• mother-in-law
• mountain laurel
• narcissus
• needlepoint ivy
• nephthysis
• nightshade
• oleander
• panda
• peace lily
• philodendron
• poison hemlock
• precatory bean (rosary pea)
• privet
• red emerald
• rhododendron
• ribbon plant
• sago palm
• satun pothos
• schefflera
• striped dracaena
• sweetheart ivy
• tulip
• water hemlock
• wisteria
• yew
• yucca

HARMFUL FOODS

27. avocados
28. chocolate
29. coffee (all forms)
30. onion & onion powder
31. garlic
32. grapes
33. raisins
34. macadamia nuts
35. alcoholic beverages
36. moldy/spoiled food
37. fatty foods
38. salt
39. xylitol (gum, candies or other foods sweetened with)
40. tea leaves
41. raw yeast dough

OBJECTS

42. Balls (specifically small balls or smooth outer coatings)
43. batteries
44. bread twist ties
45. buttons
46. coins
47. cotton swabs
48. glass
49. hair pins
50. jewelry
51. nylons
52. paper clips
53. plastic wrap
54. socks
55. rubberbands
56. sharp objects (knives, scissors, nails, tacks, needles etc)
57. string, yarn, dental floss
58. towels
59. wax

AREAS

60. balconies - tall balconies without safety railings may lead to a dangerous fall
61. bath tubs or sinks - when filled with water a bath tuub or sink can drown small pets
62. doors & windows - open doors & windows commonly lead to dogs running across busy streets
63. electrical cords - can cause electocution if plugged into an outlet in your dogs reach
64. fireplace - flames can result in a serious burn to your pet and ashes can cause illness if digested
65. toilets - toilet water is not healthy for your pets to drink; always remember to close the lid
66. washer & dryer - your dogs may crawl into these appliances when you are not using them ans cause damage to themself and/or the machine

OUTSIDE

67. Algea - can be found in ponds or other bodies of water, certain forms can be toxic
68. antifreeze/coolant - some types of antfreese or coolant products contain ethylee glycol, which is highly toxic to dogs, even small amounts
69. fire pit/grill - flames can result in serious burns and ashes can cause illness if ingested
70. fences & gates- openings in fences and gates can be used by your dog to run away or lead to strangulation if they become stuck
71. deck ;attice- your dog could become stuck in the opening under your deck and possibly be strangled
72. de-icing salts- some formulation may contain chemicals that are hazardous to your dog if ingested, look for pet friendly de-icing salts
73. compost particularly if moldy
74. gasoline
75. oil
76. pesticides
77. cocoa bean shell mulch fertilizer
78. swimming pools & hot tubs- never leave your pet unattended near uncovered pools even if they can swim

VALENTINE'S DAY

79. Flowers - many types of flowers and plants that are found in the bouquets are harmful to dogs

EASTER

80. fake grass- this colorful grass may look appetizing to your dog, but actually it poses a cholking hazard if ingested.
81. Small toys- if swallowed, small toys and plastic easter eggs can cause your dog to cholk or damage their intestinal tract

4TH OF JULY

82. fireworks-fireworks not only scare dogs and cause them to run off, but they also can cause serious injuries if detonated near them. many formulations can be potentially toxic if ingested & please don't throw a firework knowing your pet enjoys playing fetch.

HALLOWEEN

83. pranks- some pets have become victims of torture and abuse during halloween, so be sure to keep your dog indoors
84. candles-pets are naturally curious and may be attracted to the bright lights of the flame in dark areas. dogs could either burn themselves by the flame or knock over the candle starting a fire.
85. xylitol- candy & gum sweetened with this are toxic and should be kept away from your dog
86. all forms of chocolate can be harmful to your pet, potentially resulting in poison or even pancreatic inflammation from high fat content.

THANKSGIVING

87. bones-turkey, chicken & other small animal bones are very different from the large bones that you find at the pet store. these bones splinter easily and can cause serious internal damage if swallowed, so NEVER give them to your pet
88. hot containers-your dog will most likely become curious of the smells while you are cooking. keep an eye on hot containers so that your dog doesnt tip them over causing sever burns

CHRISTMAS

89. holiday plants- the following plants are toxic; christimas rose, holly, lilies and mistletoe
90. ribbons- sure it looks adorable but placing a ribbon around your dogs neck may causethem to cholk
91. bubbling lights- older forms of this attractive decoration may contain methylene chloride, which is a highly toxic chemical
92. fire salts- contain chemicals that can be harmful
93. christmas tree water- stagnant tree water or water containing preservatives can result in stomach irritation if ingested
94. angel hair (spun glass)-can irritate eyes and skin, could cuase ingestinal obstruction if eaten in a large enough quantity
95. decoration hooks-can cause blockage and or trauma to gastrointestinal tract if swallowed
96. styrofoam- can cause your dog to cholk if swallowed
97. ornaments- these can look like a toy so keep them out of reach of your dog so they dont pose a risk of injury
98. tinsel- can cause cholking or internal trauma if swallowed

NEW YEARS

99. balloons and confetti- these are among the common items used to decorate a party but can pose an obstruction or cholking hazard if ingested. be sure to keep them in an area that does not have decorations
100. loud noises- new years is typically a noisy holiday. unfortunatelym loud noises frighten pets and cause them to run off. keep your pet in a separate room away from noisemakersm music and other loud sounds
101. alcohol- alcoholic beverages are toxic to dogs and should NEVER be gievn to them.