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    May 09, 2018 2 min read 0 Comments

    Which Spring Plants are poisonous?

    Spring is here and summer is on the way, and your beautiful garden is in full bloom - but are any of your plants or flowers toxic to your cat or dog? Common houseplants and popular bouquet flowers can actually be dangerous to our four-legged friends! So we put together our guide on the spring garden plants that may actually be toxic or even fatal for your furry friends.

     

    Effects:

    Each plant has a different level of toxicity, varying from mild poisoning to severe even fatal poisoning. If you notice any of the following symptoms and you suspect your pet could have ingested any of these plants, phone the vet as soon as you can. Plants bolded indicate serious/fatal poisoning so if you think your pet has ingest these, even if they do not show symptoms, phone a vet immedietly.

     Symptoms of Plant Poisoning:

     

    Vomiting Blindness Trembling
    Diarrhoea Seizures Skin Irritation
    Lethargy Excessive/Unusual Drooling Paralysis
    Stomach pains Loss of appetite Inability to walk / Collapsed
    Hypoventilation Pale gums Increased heart rate

     

    Poisonous Plants in the Spring/Summer*:

    Plant Affects?
    Allium Both
    Aloe Vera Both
    Amaryllis Both
    Azalea Both
    Baby's Breath Both
    Birds of Paradise Both
    Blood Root Both
    Buttercup Both
    Chrysanthemum Both
    Cornflower Cats
    Crocus Both
    Daffodil Both
    Delphinium Cats
    Dumb Cane Both
    Foxglove Both
    Geranium Cats
    Glory Lily Both
    Hyacinth Both
    Hydrangea Both
    Iris Both
    Jack in the Pulpit Both
    Larkspur Both
    Lillies Both
    Marigold Cats
    Mountain Laurel Both
    Peony Both
    Poppy Both
    Primrose Cats
    Privet Tree Leaves Both
    Snowdrop Both
    Sweet Pea Both
    Tulip Both

     

    *This is a list of toxic plants that bloom in summer and spring, if you think your pet has eaten something that is not included in this list, check out any of the following websites and phone your vet if you are still uncertain:

    https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/help-advice/factsheets-downloads/factsheetpoisonoussubstances09.pdf

    https://icatcare.org/advice/poisonous-plants

    http://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/poisons/


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