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Valentine’s Day can be as much fun for pets as it is for humans—as long as dangerous items are kept out of paws’ reach! While bouquets are a Valentine’s Day staple, some flowers can pose a threat to pets. Most notably, all species of lily are potentially fatal to cats. Whether you’re celebrating with a partner, friends, family or shamelessly indulging in self-care and enjoying some chocolates alone, we wanted to give you our top three tips to keep your pets safe and happy this holiday. 1. Fatal Flowers: While bouquets are a Valentine’s Day staple, some flowers can pose a threat to pets. At the ASPCA, we’re excited to spend Valentine’s Day with our loved ones—including those with four legs! By now, most pet parents have heard that chocolate treats pose dangers to dogs, but we wanted to point out a few other tips to help keep your pets happy and safe this holiday. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center has gathered a list of common and not-so-common Valentine’s Day toxicities to help you provide the best possible care to your patients. Chocolate. Get ready for the next wave of chocolate cases, since Valentine’s Day is a biggie! Valentine’s Day is approaching quickly, and the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center want to make sure you’ve got all the information you need to keep your pets safe, happy and healthy this year. Watch our safety video to get everything you need to know! Do you have room in your heart for a furry friend this Valentine’s Day? The ASPCA is offering Valentine's Day-themed promotions this weekend featuring $14 adoption fees for rabbits and for dogs over 30 lbs. Our pets give us unconditional love all year round, so let’s be sure to show them how much we love them on Valentine’s Day! You’ll find fun and unexpected ways to treat your dog or cat, as well as great gift ideas for pet lovers on this list. Looking for the love of your life? They could be a furry, four-legged friend waiting for a home! Meet your funny Valentine today and consider adopting or fostering an animal in need! This Valentine's Day, help mend the broken hearts of helpless animals who feel that they've been forgotten. Just 63¢ a day can help us provide love & care for neglected animals across the country. It may seem very tempting to give your loved one a new puppy or kitten for Valentine’s Day. They sure are cute and cuddly! But the ASPCA wants to remind you that bringing a new companion animal into your home is a big decision. While bouquets are a Valentine’s Day staple, some flowers can pose a threat to pets. Most notably, all species of lily are potentially fatal to cats. Also, be mindful of rose stems with thorns attached—when pets bite, step on or swallow them, they can cause harm or lead to an infection. Happy Valentine’s Day to all our friends out there, two- and four-legged alike! Whether you’re celebrating the holiday with a partner, friends, family, or shamelessly indulging in self-care and enjoying some chocolates alone, we wanted to give you our top three tips to keep your pets safe and happy this holiday. Looking for the purr-fect Valentine’s gift for that special someone? Give the gift of kittens by sending a personalized kitty-gram LIVE on the ASPCA’s Meow-entine’s Day Kitten Livestream, February 14 th starting at 12PM EST! If you’ve already got a special furry friend, show them some extra love! Or maybe consider opening your heart and home to an animal in need. Make this Valentine’s Day extra special for an animal and give yourself a lifetime full of love. Below, you’ll find our top five reasons why a four-legged Valentine is the best kind of Valentine to Happy Valentine’s Day! If you’re looking for love this year, consider adopting a furry friend! You’re sure to find true love with a snuggly new companion. Did any of these ASPCA valentines catch your eye? Well, you’re in luck, they’re all available for adoption in NYC and the tri-state area! Not in NYC? Don’t worry, canine, feline and even equine valentines are looking for the love of their lives in Los Angeles, North Carolina and even at your local shelter! Hosting its first ever anti-Valentines Day campaign, now through Feb. 14, you can make a $5 donation in the name of an "unspecial someone," which will be written on a paper heart and placed in the What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your fellow pet-lovers than by sharing our dog- and cat-themed printable cards? We’re offering an adorable array of Valentine’s greetings, featuring some of our furry friends at the ASPCA Adoption Center. When you make a donation of $5 or more, you’ll receive our set of six printable According to the National Confectioners Association, a full 94% of Americans want to receive chocolate or some sort of candy for Valentine’s Day. Unfortunately, humans are not the only ones who like chocolate. In fact, in 2015, chocolate was number seven on the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center’s (APCC) list of top pet toxins for the year
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