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Dog Days of Summer: Just Say No to Cocoa Mulch 7 hours 58 min ago by PetSugar 46 Views - 0 comments Don't let a nosy pooch sniff around or dig up any flowers you haven't planted yourself! If Summer travels take you to new parks or yards, double check that the gardens don't use cocoa mulch, a common fertilizer made from poisonous cocoa beans.

I lost my beloved Peaches, but wanted to post this here for other dog owners. PET POISON ALERT: COCOA BEAN MULCH CAN BE TOXIC TO DOGS If your dog likes to spend his summer grazing in your garden, his treat-seeking nose may lead him to one danger in particular: the sweet-smelling, but potentially harmful cocoa bean mulch.

I use mulch in my garden beds, as I’m sure many of my fellow garden readers do as well. I use shredded cedar and sometimes small cedar chips. It sure works well on the garden and looks nice too, but I suppose from a pet point of view that mulch isn’t the best bet.

PET OWNERS - - COCOA MULCH WARNING!! Posted By: Seawitch Date: Wednesday, 14 May 2008, 12:41 a.m. Subject: Pet Owners - Cocoa Mulch Warning Attention: All pet owners, If you don't have dog or cat pets, please forward this to those folks on your mailing list who do. Read this carefully.

"WARNING - DO NOT USE COCOA MULCH IF YOU OWN PETS DON'T USE THAT COCOA MULCH! Verified by Snopes VERIFIED ALSO BY GOOGLE Yesterday one of our dog agility friends experienced a tragedy and wanted me to pass a special message along to all of my dog loving friends andfamily. Please tell every dog owner you know.