#XMAS TREE FLOCKING SPRAY HOW TO#
Read on to learn how to keep your dog safe around the Christmas tree (and vice versa). How do I stop my dog from eating my Christmas tree? “ Cats should not chew on an artificial tree, as they may accidentally ingest pieces of the tree which can cause both irritation and potential blockage.” Dr. Are artificial Christmas trees toxic to cats?ĭon’t-eat-it artificial However, you still need to monitor your cat around the artificial tree. Abdominal pain, salivation, excessive vomiting or diarrhea, or blood in vomit or stool could indicate an injury or obstruction from the non-digestible, pointed needles. You should monitor your dog for signs of gastrointestinal distress if they have ingested pine or fir needles. What happens if a dog eats a Christmas tree? If you have a pet at home you should NEVER use “fake snow” spray to decorate anything a pet would have access to as it is poisonous. If you are going to have a tree in your home, it is best to at least get a non- flocked tree. A popular tree decoration called flocking, or imitation snow, can also cause serious problems when significant amounts of it are swallowed. Is a flocked Christmas tree safe?įlocking. None of the chemicals in the needles or in the sap produced by pines or spruces are particularly dangerous if ingested by either dogs or humans, but they can cause an upset tummy or irritation in the mouth if your doggy decides to chew on them. The Veterinary Poisons Information Service says that most fake snow is of low toxicity, but could upset your cat’s tummy if eaten.
Is the fake snow on Christmas trees toxic to dogs?įake snow is found on many ornaments at this time of year, and some pet owners are very worried about it.
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