Bark & Bay Pet Care

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01/25/2024

We love both our pets and plants, but sometimes the two don't co-exist well together. Here are some of the 10 common toxic plants that should be avoided around cats and dogs if possible. Even if your pet eats one of these and shows no Immediate symptoms of illness, it can take several days or weeks before you notice something may be wrong. Eating these plants can lead to liver and kidney damage etc. If you do have these types of plants around your home, you may want to relocate it to a higher shelf to avoid any accidents. Heres your Bark & Bay Pet Care tip of the week!

11/22/2023

This is HILARIOUS!

11/22/2023

11/14/2023

The holidays are coming soon and what better time to make memories and share them with the ones you love! Our furry family members included! Here are some healthy holiday treats you can offer your pup(s).

05/10/2022

MISSING PET: Female cat named Aurora, black fur and yellow eyes. Missing from 8 Kellar Road, Central Square NY on 5/9. Aurora is an indoor only cat who has never been outside before. She is also unspayed and does not have her collar on. This is my neighbors cat. If found please contact Amanda Knight, Bark & Bay Pet Care 315-991-6776

01/22/2022

https://vetmedbiosci.colostate.edu/vth/animal-health/birch-sugar-is-the-same-thing-as-xylitol-and-its-toxic-to-dogs/ A heads up to pet owners! Many don't realize certain ingredients in treats commonly given to pets, like peanut butter, can contain a toxic substance that can kill your pet. Be sure to read the label and look for things like Xylitol, Birch Sugar and Birch Sap.

Labeled as “xylitol” within the ingredients list for most products, the same plant-derived substance can also be identified as “birch sugar” or “birch sap” in others.

01/14/2022

Part 3: Trimming a senior dogs nails