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Flocked Christmas trees probably won't poison your pet, but they can still pose health risks
While flocking is largely considered nontoxic to pets, animals who ingest large amounts of flocking may experience intestinal obstructions, which can be fatal without appropriate treatment. For years, ...
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Christmas is over and the new year has started. Eastern Iowans looking to get rid of their real Christmas tree have several ...
The holidays are here, and with them come the twinkling lights, cozy gatherings, and, of course, the Christmas tree. If you’re like most people, you want your tree to look picture-perfect. But before ...
SPOKANE, Wash. - For those caught in the chaos of un-decking their halls after the holiday season, a service from the City of ...
PORTLAND, Ore. — Well, it's almost that time of the year again when Christmas trees make the final trip from your living room to the side of the road or your local Boy Scouts. There are several ways ...
While flocking is largely considered nontoxic to pets, animals who ingest large amounts of flocking may experience intestinal obstructions, which can be fatal without appropriate treatment. For years, ...
Flocking on a preflocked Christmas tree can pose fatal health risks to pets. While flocking is largely considered nontoxic to pets, animals who ingest large amounts of flocking may experience ...
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