Dozens of studies have already revealed that there are more than a thousand plants that can be toxic to pets and, if swallowed, can cause from less disturbing reactions such as nausea or transient diarrhea, fatal cases that cost them their lives. This list presents some of the most common toxic plants for pets or animals and in poisonous species for dogs, but it is always important to know if the specific breed of your animal has any vulnerability in regard to a particular plant.
That's why we have to be vigilant and prevent our beloved pets from getting sick or dying from ingesting plants or foods unknown to us, remember that we always have to be informed and interested about this type of plants that we will describe next. Some known and others not so much:
- Abioto: wild flower with high toxicity to all parts of them, but especially the roots.
- Bastard wattle: a tree whose bark and / or external roots can be fatal to a pet.
- Saffron-the-meadow: highly toxic Garden flower, regardless of the part of the plant is ingested by a pet.
- Aconite: a garden of flowers that can be toxic to pets if they eat the roots, leaves and / or seeds.
- Aconitum: a wild flower with high levels of toxicity, particularly in roots and seeds.
- Actaea: a wild flower whose berries and / or roots should not be consumed by domestic animals.
- Lily Pascua: a flowering plant that is common to many homes and especially toxic to cats.
- Aesculus: a tree with buds, nuts and seeds for high toxicity animal consumption
- Agrostemma: Wild Seed flower that exhibits high levels of toxins.
- Aligustre/Alfena: an ornamental shrub with leaves and berries recommended for the consumption of any domestic animal.
- Torturer-in-trees: a kind of climbing bush that is highly dangerous for domestic animals, its berries are particularly poisonous.
- Neem / nim: a tree with potentially dangerous seeds if they are ingested by a pet.
- Putty: a small bush with red berries, and the toxicity is concentrated in its leaves.
- Tree-of-death: as the name implies, the fruit and sap of this tree can be fatal to a pet
- Astereae: extremely toxic, wild flower this should not be ingested by animals.
- Astragalus: a highly poisonous wild flower, regardless of the part consumed.
- Paradisaeidae / Strelitzia: a garden flower with toxic pods.
- Azaleas: either national or found in wild areas, any of the components of this plant is dangerous for animals.
- Holly: a shrub with red fruits those are highly toxic if they are ingested by domestic animals.
- Belladonna: herb garden that is all toxic especially roots and seeds.
- Calumba: ivy with highly poisonous roots and fruits.
- Cambara-de-jardÃn: a domestic plant whose leaves are poisonous for domestic animals.
- Camelina: a wild grass with particularly toxic seeds.
- Carvalho: the buds and leaves of this tree are popular poisonous if it is ingested by domestic animals.
- Castaño de India: a tree that has nuts and sticks dangerous for animal consumption.
- Black cherry: a tree whose leaves and seeds of the fruit should not be eaten by pets.
- Conium: highly poisonous, this plant has field in the leaves, stems and fruits, its main source of danger.
- Consolida: a wildflower that is particularly harmful as a young man.
- Crotalaria: a highly toxic wildflower, regardless of the part that is ingested.
- Daphne: a shrub that presents a danger to the health of pets if there is ingestion of its bark, leaves and / or berries.
- Delphinium: a wild flower toxic to pets, it adheres especially.
- Dicentra cucullaria: a wild flower, but also cottages, which offers particularly toxic leaves and roots.
- Dieffenbachia: a popular house plant that is poisonous for pets.
- Digitalia / Foxglove: a flower of garden, but also wild, whose leaves are especially poisonous.
- The rosary pea: the seeds of this domestic plant contain high levels of toxicity.
- Figueira-del-inferno: a field plant that although dangerous as a whole, has the highest toxicity in the seeds.
