For pet lovers on Valentine’s Day, some flowers and plants are safer than others. Roses, for instance, are OK. But keep dogs and cats away from tulips.
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If you’re sending your sweetheart cut flowers or a potted plant for Valentine’s Day, choose ones that are safe for their pets. “Each year, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center sees a rise in calls around Feb. 14th,” according to Dr. Tina Wismer, veterinarian and senior director of the APCC. She said many of those involve chocolate, xylitol and indoor plants, adding that plant poisonings are a concern for pets year-round.
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