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1. 1. What makes a kitchen bin safer?

   What makes a kitchen bin safer?

   A secure lid and inaccessible storage Leaving it open for scavenging Relying only on the dog's usual good behaviour

2. 2. Before putting a new plant within reach, what should you do?

   Before putting a new plant within reach, what should you do?

   Let the dog taste it first Identify it and check its safety for dogs Assume all indoor plants are edible

3. 3. Which statement about chocolate is correct?

   Which statement about chocolate is correct?

   Only chocolate wrappers pose a risk Human chocolate is a suitable daily dog treat It can poison dogs

4. 4. A dog eats chocolate. What information helps the vet?

   A dog eats chocolate. What information helps the vet?

   Type, amount, time and the dog's size Only whether the dog liked it Only the wrapper's colour

5. 5. What helps prevent falls from an accessible high window?

   What helps prevent falls from an accessible high window?

   Assume the dog judges every height safely Place its favourite toy on the sill Restrict access or fit suitable safety protection

6. 6. A puppy chews household cables. What environmental change helps?

   A puppy chews household cables. What environmental change helps?

   Protect cables and block access Leave more cables available Only hope it loses interest

7. 7. While cleaning the floor with a product, where should the dog be?

   While cleaning the floor with a product, where should the dog be?

   Beside the open mop bucket Licking the wet floor Away until the area is safe under the product instructions

8. 8. Which snack should be kept away from dogs?

   Which snack should be kept away from dogs?

   Its measured prescribed ration Grapes and raisins The dog's usual complete food

9. 9. An unidentified mushroom grows where your dog explores. What is sensible?

   An unidentified mushroom grows where your dog explores. What is sensible?

   Assume garden mushrooms are edible Test it by giving a small piece Prevent access and identify the risk

10. 10. Should you make a dog vomit after suspected poisoning?

    Should you make a dog vomit after suspected poisoning?

    Yes, with any household remedy Always, before calling anyone Only if a vet specifically instructs you

11. 11. Visitors bring chocolate gifts. What simple prevention helps?

    Visitors bring chocolate gifts. What simple prevention helps?

    Assume wrapping makes them inaccessible Leave them on the floor until opened Store gifts out of reach and explain the risk

12. 12. Where should human medicines be stored?

    Where should human medicines be stored?

    Securely out of the dog's reach Mixed into the treat jar Loose beside its bed

13. 13. A cleaner is labelled pet-safe. Can you ignore its instructions?

    A cleaner is labelled pet-safe. Can you ignore its instructions?

    No, correct use and storage still matter Yes, it is safe to drink Yes, any concentration is suitable

14. 14. After mopping, what should happen to the bucket?

    After mopping, what should happen to the bucket?

    Empty, rinse and store it safely Leave dirty cleaning water accessible Use it as the dog's drinking bowl

15. 15. Which sweetener should you watch for in sugar-free products?

    Which sweetener should you watch for in sugar-free products?

    Plain starch Water Xylitol

16. 16. Which ingredient makes sharing a leftover dish risky?

    Which ingredient makes sharing a leftover dish risky?

    Onion or garlic Using a clean bowl Knowing the full recipe

17. 17. You suspect your dog swallowed something harmful but it looks well. What next?

    You suspect your dog swallowed something harmful but it looks well. What next?

    Wait for obvious symptoms Give a large meal to hide the substance Contact a vet immediately

18. 18. A sock has been swallowed. Why seek advice even though it is not food poison?

    A sock has been swallowed. Why seek advice even though it is not food poison?

    Only sharp objects cause trouble Fabric always dissolves safely It may obstruct the digestive tract

19. 19. Are raw bones guaranteed safe because they are uncooked?

    Are raw bones guaranteed safe because they are uncooked?

    Yes, if larger than the bowl No, they can still injure or obstruct Yes, all raw bones are harmless

20. 20. An ingredient list says birch sugar. What should you know?

    An ingredient list says birch sugar. What should you know?

    It means the product contains only fibre It guarantees dog safety It can mean xylitol