The majority of Christmas-related risks for dogs are associated with the tree. The most common issues stem from the real Christmas tree’s needles, sap, and oil.

6. Supervision and Training Ultimately, supervision and training are your best tools for preserving your Christmas tree. When your dog is near the tree, keep an eye on them and be ready to intervene.

According to Dr. Apted, "dogs may be attracted to the water in your Christmas tree stand because it can have an appealing scent, especially if it's flavored with preservatives or chemicals.

The season for joy. And this year real Christmas trees are stealing the spotlight according to *** 2023 survey by the real Christmas tree board. *** whopping 20% of respondents are ditching ...