The Walking ClubShort answer: remove poisons and hazards from your dog's reach and give your dog a quiet place of their own.
PDSA says to give your dog a bed or quiet corner where they will not be disturbed, and to remove poisons and hazards from around the home. It lists common poisons and hazards. Dogs Trust has ten tips for a dog-friendly home, including how your dog communicates.
Look at your home from your dog's height. See toxic foods for dogs, chewing electric cables and a safe yard.
If your dog eats something dangerous, call your vet at once. See emergency signs.
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