Poison risk for pets
Veterinary toxicologists warns that many household cleaning products contain toxic phenols. Eyes, tongues, skin, or exposed paws can irritate or burn a furry friend. The good news: It’s the concentration that really matters but caution is needed. Also of note: exotic pets like birds are vulnerable to airborne particles given off by aerosols and spritzed areas. A good rule of thumb. If you can smell it, keep pets away.
Filing your taxes?
With useful tips for online, or paper filing of taxes, the Alzheimer Society of Ontario Tax Credit Guide for Ontarians living with Dementia and their Care Partners is a valuable financially focused resource. While this edition is for 2023, its provides a number of general tips that should be of use to all caregivers, spouses and family members. Watch for 2024 edition.
