But that special gift could hurt something else you love as well: your pet. That's why the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, or ASPCA, has a few reminders for you:

• Look over your bouquet to make sure it is pet-safe. Remove any lilies from bouquets, as they are potentially fatal to cats. Thorny-stemmed flowers can cause a serious infection if a puncture occurs, so keep those roses far away.
• Be sure to put chocolates away. The sweet treat can cause vomiting, seizures, and more if ingested by an animal.
• Keep wine and other alcoholic beverages out of reach. If swallowed, an animal could experience tremors, difficulty breathing, central nervous system depression and more. A little bit of alcohol can do a lot of harm.
• Blow out candles if you leave the room. Curious cats and nosy dogs can burn themselves or cause a fire.

Remember the above advice to keep your four-legged friends safe this Valentine's Day!

For more information, click here.