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 |