Heat in spring means flowers in bloom and plants coming back to life after their winter woke up. Chances are you and your dog spend more time outdoors. You can also bring fresh cut flowers home. All this can lead to opportunities for your dog to nibble on an interesting-looking plant. Unfortunately, the plant can be toxic.
Many types of plants and flowers can be toxic to your dog. Effects ranging from mild to severe depending on the type of plant, and the amount consumed. Some plants will only cause less gastrointestinal disruptions, while others can cause seizures, coma or even death. Learn about the plants in their yard and other computers that are dangerous and to be sure that your dog does not have access to them. ideally toxic plants on your own property will be removed. Houseplants are a bit easier to control-simply do not keep toxic plants inside your home and you have removed the risk. If you plan to get new plants or flowers, research them ahead of time to learn whether they are toxic. Find out which plants and flowers can be toxic to dogs with this list of common poisonous plants and flowers.
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