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Oh Behave - Episode 416 We Talk Springtime Perils and Other Dangers for Cats and Dogs with Top ER Veterinarian Dr. Justine Lee
Did you know Easter lilies are deadly to cats? Or that a dog can suffer from liver failure if he nibbles on a Sago Palm? And, what exactly happens if you pet ingests xylitol contained in sugar-free people products? For answers on pet safety, Oh Behave Show host Arden Moore interviews Dr. Justine Lee, DVM who is board-certified in emergency critical care medicine AND toxicology. She is also the host of ER Vet, also on the Pet Life Radio network. Tune in now -- for your pet's safety sake!
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\nEPISODE NOTES: We Talk Springtime Perils and Other Dangers for Cats and Dogs with Top ER Veterinarian Dr. Justine Lee