Things Poisonous to Pets
- 1. Anthrax: What is it?
- 2. Risks of Substances Found in Nature
- 3. Toxic Fragrances
- 4. Invermectin Overdose in Dogs
- 5. Mushrooms Poisonous to Pets
- 6. Red Maple Leaves: Poisonous to Horses
- 7. Plants Toxic to Cats and Dogs
- 8. Pain Medication Poisonous to Cats
- 9. APCC's Five Commandments of Pet Poison Prevention
Plants Toxic to Cats and Dogs
The ASPCA's National Poison Prevention Control Center
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Aloe Vera
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Amarylillis
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Apple Leaf Croton
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Apricot (pit)
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Asparagus Fern
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Autumn Crocus
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Avacado (fruit and pit)
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Azalea
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Baby's Breath
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Bird of Paradise
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Bittersweet
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Branching Ivy
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Buckey
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Buddist Pine
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Caladium
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Calla Lily
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Castor Bean
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Ceriman
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Charming Dieffenbachia
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Cherry (seeds and wilting leaves)
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Chinese Evergreen
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Christmas Rose
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Cineraria
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Clematis
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Cordatum
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Corn Plant
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Cornstalk Plant
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Croton
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Cuban Laurel
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Cutleaf Philodendron
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Cycads
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Cyclamen
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Daffodil
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Devil's Ivy
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Dieffenbachia
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Dracaena Palm
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Dragon Tree
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Dumb Cane
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Easter Lily (especially in cats!!!!)
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Elaine
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Elephant Ears
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Emerald Feather
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English Ivy
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Fiddle-leaf fig
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Florida Beauty
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Foxglove
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Fruit Salad Plant
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Geranium
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German Ivy
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Giant Dumb Cane
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Glacier Ivy
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Gold Dieffenbachia
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Gold Dust Dracaena
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Golden Pothos
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Hahn's Self-Branching Ivy
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Heartland Philodendron
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Hurricane Plant
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Indian Rubber Plant
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Janet Craig Dracaena
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Japanese Show Lily (especially cats !!!)
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Jeusalem Cherry
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Kalanchoe
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Lacy Tree Philodendron
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Lily of the Valley
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Madagascar Dragon Tree
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Marble Queen
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Marijuana
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Mexican Breadfruit
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Miniature Croton
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Mistletoe
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Morning Glory
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Mother-in Law's Tongue
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Narcissus
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Needlepoint Ivy
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Nephytis
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Nightshade
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Oleander
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Onion
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Oriental Lily (especially in cats!!!)
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Peace Lily
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Peach (wilting leaves and pits)
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Pencil Cactus
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Plumosa Fern
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Poinsettia (low toxicity)
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Poison Ivy
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Poison Oak
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Pothos
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Precatory Bean
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Primrose
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Red Emerald
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Red Princess
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Red-Margined Dracaena
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Rhododendron
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Ribbon Plant
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Saddle Leaf Philodendron
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Sago Palm
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Satin Pothos
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Schefflera
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Silver Pothos
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Spotted Dumb Cane
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String of Pearls
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Striped Dracaena
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Sweetheart Ivy
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Swiss Cheese Plant
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Taro Vine
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Tiger Lily (especially cats!!!)
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Tomato Plant (green fruit, stem and leaves)
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Tree Philodendron
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Tropic Snow Dieffenbachia
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Weeping Fig
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Yew
Dr. Jill Richardson
ASPCA National Animal Poison Control Center
Phone (217) 337-5030
Fax (217) 337-0599
www.napcc.aspca.org
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