REGALWISE WHITE GERMAN SHEPHERDS
Plants that are harmful to dogs algae (pond scum) autumn crocus - bulb avocado - leaves, bark and seeds * azalea - all parts black-eyed Susan buckeyes - plants and nuts buttercups * castor bean - seeds Chinaberry tree - berries chokeberries - wild Cherry cocklebur - seeds and seedlings common Box - leaves *daffodil - bulb * daphne - bark, leaves, esp berries delphinium dumbcane - dieffenbachia - leaves elderberry - all parts except berry English ivy - leaves and berries foxglove (source of drug digitalis) *hemlock - feathery plant (not tree) - roots & shoots horse chestnut - seeds hyacinth - bulb hydrangea iris - rhizomes Jerusalem cherry - fruit Jimson Weed (Datura) - seeds *larkspur - young plant and seeds lilly-of-the-valley - leaves & flowers lupines milkweeds *mistletoe - berries monkshood - leaves & roots Mountain laurel - leaves * mushroom (Amanita family: white gills, bulbous swelling at bottom, veil or ragged skirt around stem) *narcissus - bulb nicotiana (flowering or Tree tobacco) nightshades *oleander *onion - raw onion is poisonous to dogs philodendron poinciana - pods *poinsettia rhododendron - leaves, bark *rhubarb - leaves star-of-Bethlehem sweet pea Wisteria - pods *yew - foliage and berries
Almond - causes breathing difficulty Amaryllis - vomiting Apricot pits - stupor Buckthorn - vomiting Caladium - swelling Calla lily - immediate nausea Elephant ear - immediate nausea English holly - abdominal pain Garden sorrel - vomiting Glory lily - vomiting Holly - extreme salivation Honeysuckle - possible nerve involvement Horse chestnut - abdominal pain, diarrhea, immediate nausea Jack-in-the-pulpit - immediate nausea Mock orange - vomiting Peach pits - coma Privet - delayed vomiting Skunk cabbage - immediate nausea
Also:
comfrey coltsfoot American mandrake pokeweed pennyroyal tansy savine costmary rue thorn apple angel's trumpet henbane aconite American wormseed areca nut arnica aka mountain tobacco hazelwort aka asarabacca barberry black bryony black cohosh black hellebore black root aka leptandra, culver's root blood root blue cohosh blue flag aka iris scotch broom calabar bean castor bean chapparal cocculus cocklebur colchicum aka meadow saffron colocynth aka bitter apple columbine ragwort corkwood corn cockle cotton cowbane crotolaria aka wedge-leaf rattlepod croton crown vetch darnel seeds dogbane dropwort danewort aka dwarf elder hornseed aka ergot figwort fritillaria gelsemium aka yellow jasmine goldenseal greater celandine aka rock poppy gromwell groundsel heliotrope helonias aka false unicorn root hemp dogbane herb paris hogweed aka cow parsnip jalap jequirity juniper kamala laburnum lachnanthes aka wool flower lantana lobelia madagascar periwinkle male fern matchbox bean meadow buttercup mescal bean prickly poppy mezereon mugwort nux vomica pale day-lily peony pilewort wormgrass aka pinkroot pomegranate root and bark prickly lettuce pasque flower aka pulsatilla soap bark aka quillaja ragwort rangiora snake root aka rauvolfia sabadilla sassafras scopolia senega aka milkwort serpentary aka virginia snakeroot snowdrop soapwort spindle-tree aka dog wood squill squirting cucumber stargrass stavesacre aka licebane strophanthus swallow wort thuja aka arbor vitae treacle wormseed viper's bugloss aka blue weed wahoo aka bitter ash white bryony white cohosh white hellebore white indigo aka false indigo wild rosemary aka swamp tea, marsh tea, moth herb witch hazel - bark, leaves withania wood sorrel wormwood yohimbe List courtesy of Howie Thomason R.N.C., Mount Albert, Ontario. hmt@ican.net
NEW: I just learned that Cocoa Shell Mulch can have the same effect as chocolate and can kill.
The ASPCA has a new poison control hotline phone
number for pets. |
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