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You can make your pet’s kisses sweeter with a gift approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council or warm their hearts (and the rest of them) with a special Valentine’s Day sweater. You can find pet-safe alternatives to some of the “don’ts” on this list, toasting your feline love with a champagne kicker toy filled with catnip or While you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with your sweetheart, keep your furry loved ones safe by watching out for these holiday hazards! If you think your pet has ingested something toxic, go to the veterinary ER or call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at 1-888-426-4435 (fee applies) or Pet Poison Helpline at 1-800-213-6680 (fee MISSION, Kan., Feb. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- (Family Features) For pet parents in the U.S., Valentine's Day is another chance to shower their pets with love. This Valentine's Day, animal lovers can “Pups are sure to feel the love from the actions and little things pet parents do.” Consider these vet-recommended ways to show your pets just how much you love them: Cook a batch of pet-friendly treats: Since the classic Valentine’s Day gifts of chocolate and candies are out of the question for dogs, homemade treats are a great If you choose to celebrate Valentine’s Day with some alcohol, be sure only the humans are joining in! Even a small amount of alcohol can cause serious illnesses in pets including vomiting, diarrhea, lack of coordination, central nervous system depression, tremors, difficulty breathing and even coma. A Valentine’s Day-themed plush toy. What’s better than a holiday-themed reason to give a new toy? We love these red heart and champagne bottle plushies. Milk-Bone Mini’s Valentine’s Day dog treats. Spoil your pup with all the “words of love” engraved on these adorable treats. Claudia’s Canine Cuisine dog cookies. To truly enjoy Valentine’s Day, familiarize yourself with the common dangers to your dog and pet-proof your house. For example, keep hazardous items out of reach, don’t leave food unattended Valentine's Day is a perfect time to show love to those in your life, including your dogs. At the very least, a good brushing and a quick bath are nice ways to keep your pet fresh this However, for our pets, many of the wonderful things we give each other on this day can be dangerous. But don’t worry — you can keep your pets safe and still enjoy all the trappings of the holiday by following these Valentine’s Day safety tips. Chocolates and Sweets. One of the most popular gifts for Valentine’s Day is sweets. Taking your pet on an outdoor excursion is not only a great way to show them some TLC, but also a great opportunity for you to get out of the house. Winter can be super dull for both people and pets, and this Valentine’s Day is a great excuse to get out and see something new. Many pet stores offer Valentine’s Day-themed treats like heart-shaped cookies or even “chocolate” boxes (carob-based, of course!). Plan a Paw-some Adventure Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to create lasting memories with your dog. This next week many of us will celebrate Valentine’s Day. When I was in elementary school, we would pass out handmade paper Valentine hearts to our classmates and friends. As adults, we may still give cards – usually the store-bought kind – along with flowers, and candy. Ah, yes – the candy Rover.com, a marketplace of pet sitters and dog walkers, compiled those and other Valentine’s Day-themed pet facts. Here are some more numbers from the company that prove just how much people love their pets: 61 percent of pet parents would end a relationship for their pet; Over 1/4 of pet parents have brought their pet on a date Valentine’s Day February 14, 2025. Valentine’s Day can be a fun holiday to deepen your bond with your beloved dog or cat. But many human treats can be dangerous to our pets, including chocolate, alcohol, and some flowers. Keep your furry loved ones safe by watching out for these holiday hazards! Valentine’s day is known as the sweetest day. It’s a day to shower your loved ones with sweet gifts to make them feel special. In the United States, Valentine’s Day is a billion-dollar industry. Here are some Valentine’s Day fun facts and pet safety tips. Valentine’s Day Fun Facts {Cards, Flowers, and Chocolates} 1. Valentine's Day is a day of love, romance, hearts, flowers, jewelry, expensive meals, proposals and over-the-top efforts to show your true love (and everyone else) how much you care for them and In fact, around 27.6 million American households gave Valentine's Day presents to their pet dogs in 2020, and more than 17.1 million picked up gifts for their cats. All in all, American households *NEW* 🥳 VALENTINES DAY EVENT IS HAPPENING IN Pet Simulator 99! (Roblox)Thanks so much for watching make sure to subscribe! ️ Join this channel Membership fo Range of Use: The Valentine's Day dog outfit is ideal for Valentine's Day, holidays, anniversaries, weddings, engagements, photoshoots, casual walks, daily wear, and festive events. Whether you want to brighten up a party or simply dress up your pet, this Valentine's pet costume is the perfect choice to make your dog the star of the event. Proposals: WalletHub’s 2025 Valentine’s Day Survey notes that six million marriage proposals are made on Feb. 14 each year and 36% of Americans agree that proposing on Valentine’s Day is romantic. Don’t forget pets! Valentine’s Day isn’t just a time to shower your classmates, significant other, or family with gifts.
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