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Plants that are Poisonous to Dogs

 

Not all parts of the plants listed below will be toxic, for example in some plants only the bulbs or berries will cause problems. But it's better to keep your dog away from the whole plant to be safe. 

Most of these toxic plants will only cause mild symptoms, but some can be more serious, especially if your dog eats lots of them in a short time. 

Remember, this isn’t a complete list and there are plants that haven’t yet been identified as toxic to dogs, but could still be a danger to them.

These plants can be dangerous to your dog, especially if they eat large amounts.

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Symptoms of plant poisoning in dogs

  • Drooling

  • Not eating

  • Low energy

  • Vomiting or diarrhoea – especially if bits of chewed up plants are in it

  • Drinking or weeing more

  • Rashes

  • Red skin

  • Mouth ulcers

  • Pale gums

  • Twitching or seizures

  • Collapse

If your dog eats a poisonous plant or is showing any signs of toxicity, call your vet immediately.

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A

Amarylis.jpg
Autumn Crocus.jpg
Asparagus Fern.jpg
Azalea.jpg

B

Bluebells.jpg

C

Common Poppy.jpg
cotoneaster.jpg
crocusses.jpg
cyclamen.jpg

D

Daffodils.jpg
Dumbcane.jpg
delphinium.jpg

F

foxgloves.jpg

G

garden star of bethlehem.jpg
giant hogweed.jpg

H

Hemlock.jpg
Horse Chesnut.jpg
Holly.jpg
hyacynths.jpg

I

Ivy.jpg

L

Laburnum.jpg
Lillies.jpg
Lily of the Valley.jpg

M

mistltetoe.jpg
Morning Glory.jpg

N

Nightshade.jpg

O

Oak.jpg
Oleander.jpg
Oleander (rhododendron).jpg

P

Piers plants.jpg
potato plants.jpg

R

rowan.jpg
Rhubarb.jpg

S

Snowdrops.jpg

T

Tulips.jpg

Y

yew.jpg
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