Some plants are extremely dangerous to the health and life of pets.
Which Plants and Flowers Are Unsafe for Dogs
Some plants can be dangerous to the health of dogs, so it is important to know which ones to avoid.
One such plant is azalea, which can cause serious poisoning in pets.
Bergenia, also known as "elephant ears", is also a threat to dogs.
If you have cats or dogs, then you should not keep lilies in the house, whether in pots or in bouquets.
Lilies can be extremely toxic to pets, causing serious health problems.
Tulips also pose a danger to many pets - cats and dogs.
The fact is that these spring flowers contain toxic substances that can lead to such symptoms of poisoning as diarrhea, vomiting, and depressed mood in animals when swallowing different parts of the plant.
Cyclamen, a popular houseplant, can also be dangerous for pets.
Its tubers contain toxic substances that can cause severe poisoning if ingested.
Bulbous plants such as bluebells, daffodils, hyacinths, and tulips contain substances that can be toxic to dogs.
Castor oil, the plant from which castor oil is derived, is also dangerous for pets due to its ricin content.
Crocuses, especially autumn crocuses, can cause vomiting and diarrhea in dogs.
Delphinium and foxglove contain toxic substances that can lead to serious health problems in dogs.
Giant hogweed, in addition to being toxic, can cause skin burns upon contact. Knowing these plants and their potential dangers will help you protect your pet from poisoning and other health problems.
