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Plants fatal internal and external harmful to dogs

Many dog owners do not consider that harmless little house and garden plants may be a potential source of danger to your dog or puppy. In general, poisonous plants are more deadly to small dogs, but some plants, even in small quantities can be toxic to dogs of any size. By taking the time to understand the various plants and their levels of toxicity to dogs can avoid costly bills veterinary surgeons and even more serious conditions.

Depending on the type of plant or the leaves, stems, bark, roots or fruit can be toxic. Some plants are toxic only several times in its growth stage, while others are always poisonous. For information about each type of plant in the Internet, its veterinarian, or even a plant and gardening book is great resource.

Garden Plants

Believe it or not some of the most common garden plants are also the most deadly. Tomato plants, leaves and stems, can be toxic to dogs. St. John's Wort, an herbal plant is very toxic which leads to vomiting and seizures. Other garden plants that can be problematic include:

· Apricot
· Avocado
· Black Cherry
· Black Walnuts
Castor Bean ·
· Catnip
Chokecherry ·
· Eggplant
· Garlic
· Hong
· Mustard plants / greens
· Onion
· Peach
· Plum
· Pope
Pokeweed ·
· Spinach

Fencing the garden area or a control if the dog is eating the plants in the garden is important. If in doubt completely isolating the gardens of the area that the dog is kept is a great idea.

Ornamental Plants Outdoor

Everyone loves having their area of garden that looks great, but not at the expense of their animals getting sick. Some of the most showy of the flowering plants are also the most deadly, including Oleander and many flowering shrubs. The list of flowers common ornamental plants that are commonly found in gardens are:

· Amaryllis
· Baby Breath
Birds of Paradise • the
· Susana Peas Black
· Blood Heart
· Bluebonnet
· Boston ivy
· Calle Lilly
· Chrysanthemums
· Cyclamen
· Narciso
· Daisy
Elephant Ears
· Easter Lilly
· Ferns
· Flamingo Plant
· Geranium
· Honeysuckle
· Jacinto
· Hydrangea
· Ivy
· Jade plant
· Lantana
· Larkspur
· Wonders
· Morning Glory
· Peony
· Primrose
· Rhododendron
· Tiger Lily
· Cassava

There are many other beautiful flower garden can also be fatal, so be sure to check with the nursery or garden shop before planting in the same area you are planning on keeping your dog.

Houseplants

Many indoor plants including ferns, Dieffenbachia, pothos, ivy, philodendron, and even poinsettias are very toxic to dogs. Corn plant, peace lilies and either snuff ornamental plants can be very dangerous for adult dogs and puppies.

If you think your dog may have eaten a poisonous plant or potentially toxic reach to the vet immediately. Take a small amount of the plant with you, including leaf and flower, to help with identification.

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What do you keep your dog from digging in your flower beds?

I got about 16 mouse traps and so far its working .. but in the solid older flower dug yesterday (where there are no mouse traps). I about killed ... so I wanted anyway. Sometimes I swear she can hear rodents ran on the floor because it is fixed in the ground and the tilt of his head like a dog when they are listening. Anyway, have any other ideas?

Pepper! Pour a little pepper in the areas that you are digging. Worked like a charm on my puppy.