Thousands of pets die each year from accidentally ingesting foods and medicines that are meant for humans, according to Dogtime. Eating such things can lead to gastrointestinal and neurological problems, and worse conditions such as respiratory and cardiac failure — and, in a worse-case scenario, death. There are also hidden problems, too; Common items around your house, like garbage, can become deadly.
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Thousands of pets die each year from accidentally ingesting foods and medicines that are meant for humans, according to Dogtime. Eating such things can lead to gastrointestinal and neurological problems, and worse conditions such as respiratory and cardiac failure — and, in a worse-case scenario, death. There are also hidden problems, too; Common items around your house, like garbage, can become deadly.
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