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Keep young pets secured, and do not leave them unattended when you leave the room or the house entirely. Use a crate or baby gates to block them from potential fire hazards.
Hide or secure loose wires and cables. Dogs and cats can sometimes chew on electric cords and even electric blankets. If the cables are damaged or the wires are exposed, they can spark and cause electrocution or a fire. You might also think about unplugging unnecessary cords when you leave the house.
Finally, never use a glass bowl on a wooden porch. The glass can focus the sun’s rays enough to cause smoldering and eventually start a fire.
These small steps can help save your life and the lives of your loved ones with two legs or four. Keep your home and your babies safe.
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