There are a great many plants and foods that are poisonous to dogs, cats and other pets - some are toxic and some are not (meaning some can kill and some can just make us very sick) There are also many plants and foods that we can be allergic too and that is in an individual thing.Sadly - there are far to many plants to list on our blog - so we have found links to the best information we can find.
Toxic and Non Toxic Plants - Dogs - http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/dogs-plant-list
This site also has it set out easily to find exactly what you are looking for http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/dogs/
Categories of plants affecting dogs
- House Plants
- Flower Garden Plants
- Vegetable Garden Plants
- Plants Found in Swamps or Moist Areas
- Plants Found in Fields
- Trees and Shrubs
- Plants Found in Wooded Areas
- Ornamental Plants
OTHER PETS AND ANIMALS
Toxic and Non Toxic Plants - Cats - http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/cats-plant-list
PIGS
Toxic and Non Toxic Plants - Pigs - http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/php/plants.php?action=display&ispecies=swine
RABBITS
Toxic and Non Toxic Plants - Rabbits - http://www.adoptarabbit.com/articles/toxic.html
HORSES
Toxic and Non Toxic Plants - Horses - http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/php/plants.php?action=display&ispecies=horses
What to do if you suspect poisoning - get your pet to the vet A.S.A.P. For dogs and cats and you can also call the ASPCA poison information line. Call (888) 426-4435
The ASPCA is the best resource for any animal poison-related emergency, 24
hours a day, 365 days a year. Please be aware though that a $65 consultation fee may be charged for the service.
Useful links - thanks so much. When I was a puppy I would try to eat anything. So Gail's additional bit of advice for safety week is, obviously, take extra special care if you have a puppy!
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Bertie (who survived into adulthood, somehow).
Great post! Mom was shicked as she read that iris a toxic plants for dogs... we will remove them now. It is important to know in advance what plants you can buy. My momma ordered a whole jungle at the garden center and at the end we only could keep 3 plants :o(
ReplyDeleteReilly and Denny thank you for this most informative post and wonderful links to find further information on cats. It will be most useful for mom!!! Bravo well done my friends
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Great guys..indeed it's a big world of stuff out there that is toxic....chicken feed for sheep and other ruminants is deadly too..i myself was poisoned as a child by oleander...very lucky girl to be here today..i have no indoor plants and always have keep flowers in vases out of reach..poisoning is very nasty ..great post for safety week Reilly and Denny :) hugs and loves Fozziemum xx
ReplyDeleteGreat post. We will look at some of the links now. Always good to refresh ones knowledge and fill in any gaps. Have a terrific Tuesday.
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Hey Reilly & Denny!
ReplyDeleteWow, great post for today! I didn't know there were so many great resources about plant safety. WOW! That's a super piece of information about that ASPCA hotline that's 24/7 in case we get into something bad for us. Thanks so much, my good furiends, for hosting this today.
Grr and Woof,
Sarge, Police Commish
That's a lot of plants on the list!
ReplyDeleteI did an inspection of my yard and …. Yikes…. we got 3 small Azaleas plants. I ran and told mom and
ReplyDeleteshe says dey will dig dem up and move dem to da front yard (in da fall).
Azaleas are very popular here. We even have a BIG Azalea Festival in town every year wiff a parade and everythin.
Thanks for da safety info.
Wags,
Ranger
Very very good info. Thank you friends
ReplyDeleteLily & Edward
OMP! This is such an awesome post my friend AND you included my kind too. You are the best! I didn't even know about some of the things on my piggy list - WOW! Thanks!! XOXO - Bacon
ReplyDeleteThank you for doing this post, momma just planted some iris's right by Alcatraz fences to beautify if all up, now she must move them! Fanks again.
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Yep Reilly and Denny us dogs got to be careful around House Plants particularly around the holidays. Why I always hear leave it alone. Thanks for the great research on the sites we can visit.
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Sweet William The Scot
Wow that's a lot. It's not even safe inside the house. Bubble kids anyone?
ReplyDeleteGreat post, pals! You really did your research so we can ALL stay away from plants that are bad for us!
ReplyDeleteOz
Great post about a very important subject. Mom keeps the hotline number on the fridge.
ReplyDeleteFudge and the Portie Pack
Lots of wonderful information here! Thanks for putting it all together in one spot!
ReplyDeleteGreat post, thanks for sharing! We are heading over to some of the links now!
ReplyDeleteYes, this is good information to have on quick dial! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteYour Pals,
Murphy & Stanley
Mayorz For All Paws
Teacher(s) this was an EXCELLENT Class.
ReplyDeleteWe took VERY careful NOTES and (I Frankie Furter am keeping them SAFE from ERNIE) we are going to give them to MOM to put in our Furst Aide and Medicines Box... TAPED to the LID fur QUICK REFERENCE.
Two years ago a dog in Columbus DIED from eating a House Plant that had NOT been MARKED as being UNSAFE FUR PETS... in the store where it was bought. NOW that store will not EVEN sell those plants. THAT is GOOD butt a dog had to DIE to keep others safe..
IF they had had YOUR List of LINKS... that would not have happened.
THANK YOU So VERY much fur his EXCELLENT Class. BRAVO... well done.
Great post, you guys! We are going to bookmark those sites!
ReplyDeleteCammie!
Thank you for giving us all these links. We are gonna be studying them closely and looking for the plants that may make us sick.
ReplyDeleteYou asked if we had rabies in our area, yes we do, but due to some programs it is fairly rare. We get our vaccine to help keep us safe.
Thanks, there's lots of plants that aren't good for peeps. We'll just stick to grass....we love to graze.
ReplyDeleteThats some outstanding links, been there copied the pupper stuff for Mom & Dad to follow, their brains don't have much storage space left, gettin old.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for being part of Safety week with you post!
Top Cop Bites
Great post, Reilly and Denny! We can never be too careful!
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Mitch and Molly
thank you for providing some great information links. Mom always worries cause both me and Hazel like to munch on stuff growing outdoors and she wants to make sure everything is safe for us.
ReplyDeleteGreat job finding resources for all pets!
hugs
Mr Bailey, Hazel & Greta
What pawsome info guys!! Living in a new place we are having Mama go through and make sure she knows what we need to look out for!
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Dory, Jakey, Arty & Bilbo
Thanks for those excellent links. Hopefully we will never try to eat a bad plant.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing guys great advice! Love Dolly
ReplyDeleteOMD, this was most impawtent info guys!!!! I have taken lots of notes and I am keepin' them by Ma's plantin' table. She is most careful not to bring toxic plants home, butts ya know,sometimes it's aways good to double check!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the most FABulous postie!
Kisses,
Ruby ♥
I was surprised to discover we had a couple of dangerous plants. They have been removed! Thanks for a great safety post. ☺
ReplyDeleteThis is great information that we need to keep. Mommy doesn't do real good with growing stuff, but she does get flowers as gifts(which die real quick, cause her thumb is black, instead of green) Thanks for this and I am sending apples to the teachers.
ReplyDeleteLoveys Sasha
Perfect timing with the links! My mom and I are having to replant almost the whole yard. Since I like to nibble plants all the live long day, we have to be careful what's in my yard.
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Daisy
Thank you so much for the very informative post Reilly & Denny. Mom & Dada have actually arranged for our little garden to be done over and they have specified that they want a dog-friendly garden with dog-friendly and mosquito non-friendly plants.
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Wally & Sammy
It is important to know these information. We had to remove some plants in our yard that are poisonous (only 1 left but Sugar is trained to ignore it). Golden Thanks for sharing. Golden Woofs
ReplyDeleteWe don't have any poisonous plants in the yard or house, but we aren't real interested in plants or chewing on them. We have to be more careful about mulch. We have no mulch but it is all around us at other homes, so we need to watch out.
ReplyDeleteVery important and useful links we will be sure to keep bookmarked and also share. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSo informative!
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