Toxic and Problem Plants for Dogs and Cats
The list below is not all inclusive. Please consult your family veterinarian if you have any questions or concerns.
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Aconite Alfalfa (multiple exposures) American Nightshade Angel's Trumpet Apple of Sodom Asthma flower Balsam Pear Barbados Pride Bear's foot Beet tops Black locust Bleeding Heart Blue-Green Algae Blue star Boxwood Bulbs (tulip, daffodil, iris and amaryllis) Buttercup Cardinal Flower (blue) Carolina Allspice Carolina horse nettle Chinaberry Tree Choke cherry Chrysanthemum Cow Itch Crabs-eyes Crocus Crowfoot Crown of thorns Daffodil Daisy Daphne Dieffenbachia Dock Dwarf Poinciana Easter Lily (in cats!!!!) |
Elaine Elderberry English Holly Eyebright Fairy Bells Fairy Glove Fiddle-leaf fig Flag Flying Saucers Friar's Cap or Cowl Geranium Giant Hogweed Golden Chain Grapes Ground Hemlock Hahn's Self-Branching Ivy Heartland Philodendron Heavingly Blue Hedge Plant Helmut Flower Holly (American and English) Horsechesnut Hydrangea Indigo (wild, false and prairie) Iris Jack-in-the-pulpit Jerusalem Cherry Jonquil Kidney Bean Tree Lilies (Easter, Tiger, Asian hydrids, Day, Glory, Climbing, Gloriosa) Lobelia Lovage Love Apple Lupin, Lupine Manchineel Monkshood Moonseed Mountain Laurel Mushrooms Nettles (spurge, stinging, wood) Nipplefruit |
Onion Pearly Gates Plum Philodendron Poison Sumac Poke Pokeweed Prim Privet Raisins Rhubarb Rosary Pea Sloe Sorrel Star-Potato Vine Tobacco (Flowering and Indian) Trumpet Creeper Wakerobin Wedding Bells Wisteria and Wistaria Wolfsbane Yellow JessamineYew (English and Japanese) |
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