About DRIED ROSES
'Dried Roses' refers to rose flowers that have undergone a drying process to preserve their form and color. They can be found in potpourri, decorative arrangements, and craft projects. For pets, particularly cats and dogs, dried roses are generally safe as roses themselves are non-toxic. However, the thorns can pose a physical hazard if ingested or handled. Additionally, any chemicals or preservatives used in the drying process could potentially be harmful, so it's important to ensure they are free of toxic substances before introducing them to environments with pets.
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