Lilies
Lilies are beautiful flowers, but they can be poisonous to dogs. Lilies are toxic to dogs because of a substance called alkaloids. It contains a toxin called umbelliferone which can be fatal to dogs. A dog can also die from lily poisoning by swallowing the plant.
Oleander
Oleander is a popular shrub that blooms in late spring and early summer, and the leaves and flowers are poisonous to dogs. Young dogs can be poisoned just by eating some leaves, while older dogs may be severely affected by eating just a tinyhazardous amount.
Dieffenbachia
Dieffenbachia (Argyreia Nervosa) is a beautiful plant often used as a houseplant, but it can cause serious problems if ingested by your pet. Many symptoms are due to dieffenbachia poisoning, including vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, tremors, seizures, shock, and coma.
Lily Of The Valley
Dogs can be poisoned by eating weeds that are not harmful to humans. It is especially true for dogs that eat the prickly plant “Lily of the Valley” or “Wild Celery.” While the plant’s leaves are edible to humans, the flower is highly poisonous to dogs and cats. It’s called “Lily of the Valley” because the flower has a strong odor like the lily.
Sago Palm
Sago palms are a genus of palm tree species native to tropical Asia and the South Pacific. The leaves are used for food and as a source of fiber. But in addition to these benefits, it can also cause serious health problems in dogs.
Tulips And Hyacinths
Tulips and hyacinths are both beautiful flowers, but they are deadly to dogs. These flowers contain benzoxazinoids, which can cause seizures, anemia, and death in dogs. If you own a dog, stay away from these flowers.
Conclusion
Pets are a great addition to any family because they offer companionship and unconditional love. Make sure to keep the plants as mentioned above away from your home and furry friends. If your dog ingests one of these plants, call your veterinarian right away.
