Foxtail Grass — A Danger to Your Dog If you have dogs, keep the foxtail out of your lawn! Foxtail is a common annual | | Pamper Your Natural Pet at the Balter Catalogue Company - Natural Family Online's premier shopping partner. Living is only natural; let us help you live it more naturally! | | | |
grass usually considered a weed. It grows 1 to 3 feet tall, with branching and some spreading at ground level. Leaf blades are 4 to 15 inches long. Flower heads are dense spikes with yellow to reddish, green or purplish bristles. As foxtail matures, seeds are formed at the top of the stalk. The bushy seeds are what gives the plant the name of "foxtail."
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Unfortunately, there are a number of household items that we tend to take for granted that are potentially very dangerous to your dog's health. It is especially important to be aware of this because as you know, dogs are essentially scavengers and will often eat just about anything they can sink their fangs into. I would say that my own dog is more like a mobile garbage disposal. It is also very important to be aware of these items since dogs’ sense of smell is so well developed that your pooch will be able to find what you may think is well hidden.
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In just six months, one pair of mice can eat more than four pounds of food and deposit about 18,000 droppings. Food contaminated by mice is about 10 times greater than what is eaten. Also, food wasted by mouse nibbling is much more than what is eaten. Prevent pets and children from being poisoned by using natural mice control.
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