Christmas Plants

From our friends @Morris_Less: *Please remember that poinsettias are mildly toxic to dogs. Call your vet or the pet poison control center at the ASPCA (888-426-4435) if your dog nibbles on yours. Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

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