Poisonous PLANTS To Dogs

This is NOT a complete list!!

1. Alfalfa (in quantity)

2. Aloe Vera

3. Amaryllis

4. Apple (seeds)

5. Apricot (stone)

6. Asparagus Fern .

7. Autumn Crocus

8. Azalea

9. Baby’s Breath

10. Bird of Paradise ​

11. Box

12. Caladium

13. Calla Lily

14. Castor Bean

1. Ceriman

2. Cherry (seeds and wilting leaves)

3. Christmas Rose

4. Cineraria

5. Clematis

6. Cordatum Corn Plant, Croton

7. Cuban Laurel

8. Cyclamen

9. Daffodil

10. Devil’s Ivy

11. Dieffenbachia

12. Dracaena

13. Dragon Tree

14. Elephants Ears

15. Emerald Fern

16. Foxglove

17. Geranium

18. Indian Rubber Plant

19. Ivy

20. Kalanchoe

21. Lily of the Valley

22. Lillies

23. Philodendron

24. Mother-in-Law’s Tongue

25. Marijuana

26. Mistletoe

27. Morning Glory

28. Narcissus

29. Nephytis

30. Nightshade

31. Oleander

32. Onion

33. Peach (wilting leaves and stone)

34. Pencil Cactus

35. Plumosa Fern

36. Poinsettia

37. Poison Ivy

38. Poison Oak

39. Pothos

40. Potato Plant

41. Primrose

42. Rhododendron

43. Swiss Cheese Plant

44. Tomato Plant (Green fruit, stems and leaves)

45. Weeping Fig

46. Wisteria

47. Yew

WHAT TO DO IN THE CASE OF POISONING

Contact your Veterinary Surgery for immediate advice.

Making the dog vomit is sometimes the best thing to do but not in all cases.

Take your dog to your Veterinary Surgery and also take the poisonous substance/container.

They will need specific details from the labelling to determine the course of action needed.

It is also helpful to know the quantity consumed.

Do not wait and see how the animal is, always act immediately even if the dog initially shows no symptoms.