Plants that are poisonous and toxic for dogs

With the Summer holiday season nearly upon us, dog owners Australia wide will have more time to spend with their pets, exposing them to more environments. The seasonal period will also see many maintaining their homes, which could involve a garden makeover, adding more plants into backyard landscapes. But did you know that there’s a range of plants which thrive in Australia, which are extremely poisonous and toxic to dogs? If your pet ingests plants containing dangerous poisons or toxins, it could make them sick or even suffer significantly dire consequences. Find below some of the common toxic and poisonous plants to dogs.

Tulip/Narcissus Bulbs

A popular flower in many backyards, Tulips are a bright and colourful addition to the garden. But did you know that these are highly poisonous if ingested by your dog – and could have possibly fatal consequences. Although the most toxic part of the Tulip is the bulb, ingesting any part of this plant can be extremely dangerous for your dog. It’s best to think twice before planting tulips in the same backyard where your dog will play. Watch out for: Loss of appetite, excessive drooling, diarrhoea, vomiting.

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