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Plants That Are Toxic To Your Pet
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When dogs and cats eat plants, sometimes
they experience unpleasant symptoms:
Often pets will exhibit the above symptoms, but
they will recover with a visit to the veterinarian and your loving care. However, some
types of plants warrant much more concern. Those we label "toxic" are
known to have been fatal to pets even if they only consume small amounts or simply chew
on the leaves.
We list here only the most common
known toxic plants in and around the typical home.
Do NOT let your pet eat anything on this page.
For further
information contact the
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center.
Call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at
888-426-4435 for a fee of $45 per case. |
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Lily
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Lilies have beautiful blossoms that
enchant millions of people every year and so many people bring them into
their home to provide color and elegance. While lilies are highly popular
with people, unfortunately they are also a popular chew toy for cats.
As reported by the Animal Poison Control Center with the NSPCA, almost
half of all accidental poisoning incidents with animals involve the lily.
The toxic compound in the lily has not been identified
as yet and all species of lily warrant concern. All parts of the plant
are considered potentially toxic. Be very careful with lilies inside the
house if you have cats. Cats love to chew on their leaves and even a small nibble
of a lily plant can have severe consequences for your pet. Lilies are
not considered toxic for dogs, although they may experience vomiting,
weakness, lack of appetite, or diarrhea.
Lilies tend to find their way into the home on Valentine's Day,
Easter, and on anniversaries and birthdays.
If you think your cat has chewed or ingested part
of a lily, call your vet immediately. |
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Sago Palm
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Sago palms and other cycad palms
make attractive houseplants. They tend to be popular for their tropical
appearance. However these plants can be toxic to both cats and dogs. The
entire plant contains toxins, but they concentrate in the seeds or "nuts."
A single seed can produce vomiting, diarrhea, or worse. Keep your pets
away from these plants. They are considered among the most deadly to pets. |
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Philodendron |
Amaryllis |
English Ivy |
Peace Lily |
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Aloe |
Calla Lily |
Dieffenbachia |
Daffodil |
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Clematis |
Tulip |
Caladium |
Holly |
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Iris |
Cyclamen |
Tomato |
Morning Glory |
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Lily Of The Valley |
Castor Bean |
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