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CHICAGO (WLS) When the COVID-19 pandemic started earlier this year, many people adopted pets to have a furry friend during quarantine.
Now, the holidays are approaching and you may not realize the dangers your pets face this time of year.
We spoke to Dr. David Gonsky of West Loop Veterinary Care. He says animals are curious and love to explore new things. That s why it s important to know the dangers of holiday foods and decorations.
Many have heard of the dangers of poinsettias. Dr. Gonsky says they can irritate a pet s mouth or cause an upset stomach but they are not as toxic as many people think. The most toxic plants include lilies, which he says should never be allowed in homes with cats, amaryllis, holly, and mistletoe.