As the Chicago region prepares for an unprecedented emergence of two distinct cicada broods, pet owners face new concerns about their potential impact on their animals. These insects, notable for their loud mating calls and considerable size, will soon be a frequent sight, sparking queries about whether they are safe for pets to ingest. While cicadas are free from toxins and do not pose a threat through stings or bites, their presence raises significant questions regarding the dietary safety of... Read this story
