toxic plants

josephine · Jan 10, 2005

just found this...
Toxic Plants...a NONO for dogs

Renee750il · Jan 10, 2005

I'm going to sticky this thread. This is something that needs to be readily available for everyone. Thanks for posting it!

josephine · Jan 10, 2005

Renee750il said:

no problem!Thanks

smkie · Jan 22, 2005

Lost my parrot to a quarter inch bite out of the leaf of a lily of the valley pip I had purchase to plant the next day. It changed the electricity of his brain causing him to go into grand mal seizures. Mary dog goes for plant matter when she has a sour stomach, if she is in the house she will aim for house plants. I have read lists like that to make sure I am never going to lose one again to ignorance. Thanks for posting.

Barb04 · Jan 26, 2005

Thanks for this info; I'm sending a copy of all of my friends and family.

ILuvRottie'S · Jun 21, 2005

wow, great info!

My dog is always in the bushes... thanks i needed to know that, I'll be sure to keep a watchful eye now..

christper · Aug 20, 2005

thankd for the info josephine very helpful

fritz12 · Apr 14, 2006

Harmful plants for pets

With spring planting season coming,i found these websites that list toxic plants for pet.They are: www.aspca.org and www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants

Renee750il · Apr 14, 2006

Thanks, Devon! That's always useful information to have. Think I'll make it a sticky

bjones · Apr 17, 2006

Thanks for the heads up, I try to always keep an eye out for this sort of things, especially this time of year.

Bjones
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for_dogs_sake · Oct 25, 2006

I just thought that i would add cocoa mulch too.
A lot of people use it on their gardens but it is exactly like chocolate!
It also contains theobromine which is fatal to dogs. In a sense it could be worse than chocolate as milk chocolate isn't quite as toxic as dark/cooking choc or cocoa and the mulch is made up of the cocoa beans.

Be safe

Megan

wilford · Oct 26, 2006

Well, in my case..The plants become savaged and tortured as my new pet labrador arrived in the house..My mom even told me to put him in a cage but I refuse to, because all her plants were really tortured since the time Larry, my pet labrador arrived..

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sarge · Nov 13, 2006

Great site. I have a number of those plants around my house and I didn't even know they were a danger.

Honey_Bear · Nov 21, 2006

Good to know

LargeDogBreedz · Dec 12, 2006

Great information....may post this on my site, although I dont know too many dogs that eat plants unless they are sick or it has crap near it

krisykris · Dec 30, 2006

Thanks for this! My new house has tons of plants and holly berry bushes which are around back. I plan to have all of it ripped out come summer!

nica · Apr 8, 2007

thanks for these precious info.....also, some things to share about regular foods stuff we human eat but not for dogs...
e.g. night shades vegetables (tomatoes, capsicans, etc), onions.
chocolates are NO NO. very toxic to their liver!

westbella · May 9, 2007

Thanks for this info. I love to garden and am shocked at how many poisonous plants I have - I'll have to keep a good eye on little Bella. The only thing she seems interested in chewing on is grass - hope it stays that way or the garden will have to be changed!

SamXOXO · Nov 19, 2007

oh, this stuff scares me

Laurelin · Nov 19, 2007

Good info to have. We lost our little 3 month old puppy to an unknown poisonous vine a long time ago. I hope this helps prevent someone else from suffering that loss.

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