Protect Your Pet from Household Poisons!
The following is a partial list of plants that may be toxic to your pet. If ingested, please call your veterinarian ... or call the
Animal Poison Hotline at 1-888-232-8870
| Aloe Vera | Draceana Palm | Iris | Peony |
| Apricot Pits | Dumb Cane | Ivy | Periwinkle |
| Avocado (pit & fruit) | Easter Lily | Kalanchoe | Philodendron |
| Azalea | Eggplant | Lantana | Poinsetta |
| Baby's Breath | Elephant Ears | Laurels | Poison Ivy |
| Bird of Paradise | English Ivy | Lilies | Potato |
| Black-eyed Susan | Eunoymus | Lily-of-the-Valley | Pothos |
| Bleeding Heart | Evergreen | Lobella | Privet |
| Buttercup | Ferns | Lupine | Rhododendron |
| Calla Lily | Foxglove | Marigold | Spider Mum |
| Carnations | Geranium | Mistletoe | Spinach Plant |
| Chrysanthemum | Gold Dieffenbachia | Morning Glory | Sweet Pea |
| Clematis | Philodendron | Mountain Laurel | Tiger Lily |
| Corn Plant | Hemlock | Mushrooms | Tomato Plant |
| Crocus | Hibiscus | Narcissus | Turnip |
| Cyclamen | Holly | Nutmeg | Wisteria |
| Daffodil | Honeysuckle | Onion | Yew |
| Delphinium | Hyacinth | Peace Lily | |
| Dieffenbachia | Hydrangea | Peach Pits |
Signs to look for when you think your pet has been poisoned:
| SYMPTOMS | LIKELY POISON |
| ** Cramps, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, insecticides, weakness, slowed breathing, drooling | Medicines, anti-freeze, oil, tar, cleaning fluids, polishes, weed killers, fertilizers, paints, solvents |
| ** Coughing, sneezing, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing | Cleaning fluid fumes, gasoline fumes, car exhaust, smoke, gas leaks, glue fumes |
| ** Redness or irritation on the affected area | Paint solvents, kerosene, tar, insecticides, acids, alkalies |
| ** Pain and swelling, effects on breathing or circulation | Insect bites, snake bites |