Toxic Plants and Flowers
By admin • Jan 1st, 2008 • Category: Features, Pet Health
Plants can be tempting for dogs to chew on - and its surprising just how many plants can be harmful. Be sure to keep the plants listed below out of your house and garden.
A dog’s reaction to ingesting a toxic plant varies anywhere from dehydration to diarrhea to even death.
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• algae
• almonds
• amaryllis
• apricots
• arrowhead vine
• asparagus fern
• autumn crocus
• azalea
• blackberry
• black-eyed Susan
• black nightshade
• bleeding heart
• boxwood
• bracken or brake fern
• buckeye
• buttercups
• cactus (spines)
• caladium
• calla lily
• castor beans
• ceriman
• charming dieffenbachia
• cherry
• Chinese evergreen
• chokecherry
• Christmas rose
• chrysanthemum
• cineraria
• clematis
• climbing nightshade
• cordatum
• corn plant
• cornstalk plant
• crabgrass
• crocus
• croton
• crown of thorns
• Cuban laurel
• daffodil
• devil’s ivy
• dumb cane |
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• Easter lily
• elderberry
• elephant’s ear
• emerald feather
• English holly
• ecalyptus
• fiddle-leaf fig
• foxglove
• glory lily
• gold dust dracaena
• helleborus
• hemlock
• holly berries
• hyacinth
• hydr- angea
• iris
• ivy
• jack-in-the-pulpit
• Japanese show lily
• jasmine
• Jerusalem cherry
• jonquil
• kalanchoe
• laburnum
• lantana
• larkspur
• ligustrum
• lily of the valley
• marble queen
• marijuana
• mistletoe
• monkshood
• morning glory
• mushrooms
• narcissus
• nephthytis
• nettles
• nutmeg
• oleander
• onion |
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• oriental lily
• peace lily
• peach
• pencil cactus
• periwinkle
• philodendron
• plumosa fern
• poinsettia
• poison hemlock
• poison ivy
• poison oak
• pokeweed
• potato
• precatory beans
• primrose
• privet
• purple foxglove
• red emerald
• red princess
• rhododendron
• rhubarb
• rubber plants
• sago lily
• skunk cabbage
• spider plant
• spring bulbs
• string of pearls
• Swiss cheese plant
• taro vine
• tiger lily
• tinsel tree
• tobacco
• tomato plant
• tulip
• wandering Jew
• water hemlock
• wild black cherry
• wisteria
• yellow jasmine
• yew |
I am going to be moving into the deep foothills of the Sonoran desert in Tucson Az. There are many different cacti plants and other bushes. I will be installing an invisible fench where there are not bushes or cactus’s. However I do need to educate myself to keep my dog healthy and free from toxic plants,rattle snakes and scorpions.. Any suggestions?
Storm
Thank for taking the time to share that. im really suprised to see some of my favorite plants on your list