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Poisonous Flowers and Plants Every Dog Owner Should Know About
Below is a list of poisonous flowers, trees, vines and other plants that every dog owner should know about. As I find more and can confirm the research as accurate, I'll add them to the list. They are listed in alphabetical order for your convenience.
Acorns
Almond trees
Aloe Vera
Apple tree's stems and leaves
Apricot trees
Asparagus Fern
Azaleas
Balsam Pear
Caladium
Cherry tree
Colocasia (Elephant's Ear)
Deiffenbachia (Dumb Cane)
English Ivy
Ficus Lyrata
Ficus(Cuban Laurel)
Flower bulbs
Japanese Plum
Jasmine
Matrimony Vine
Mistletoe
Mum (Pot and Spider)
Oak trees
Peach trees
Philodendron (Devil's Ivy)
Philodendron (Saddle Leaf, Split Leaf)
Poinsetta
Privet hedges
Umbrella Plant
Virginia Creeper
Wild Cherry trees
Wild Mushrooms
Yew (American, English, Western)
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Comments
Hello, I live in Evansville Indiana and love to grow tomatos. I have learned the hard way that the green one are very toxic to dogs (consult your vet for how it effects them chemically). But let me warn you, every body function starts "running" eyes, nose mouth, blatter, bowls. Take them to the vet immediately. They are a mess!
Posted by: Jill Coppess | July 4, 2007 11:10 AM
You may want to add Grapes to that list. Don't grow them in the yard because your dogs will inevitably eat the sweet fruit and it is toxic to them as well as bad for their kidneys.
Posted by: Lisa Amato | August 15, 2009 03:53 PM
