Recently, a video that went viral on TikTok surfaced warnings from veterinarians about six plants that can be frequently found in homes, but which pose a danger to pets, especially dogs.
This content was shared by Upper Canada Animal, a renowned veterinary hospital in North America.
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Among the mentioned plants, one of the most dangerous for animals is the daffodil. This flower can cause vomiting, severe stomach pains, cardiac arrhythmia and even respiratory depression, according to experts.
Another plant mentioned was lily-of-the-valley, which can result in seizures, vomiting, diarrhea, arrhythmias and reduced heart rate.
Complete list of the six most toxic plants for pets
lily of the valley
The plant causes seizures, vomiting, diarrhea, arrhythmias and decreased heart rate.
Oleander
An ornamental plant that causes vomiting and a slow heartbeat and can be fatal in large quantities.
Tulip
It results in excess salivation and changes in the respiratory system.
sago palm
It causes bloody stools and can lead to severe liver failure.
Azalea
It causes abnormalities in heartbeat and heart rhythm, as well as neurological abnormalities.
Narcissus
From the Amaryllidaceae family, the plant causes vomiting, headaches stomach, cardiac arrhythmia and respiratory depression.
Important
If you have any of these plants at home, it is essential to take precautionary measures to ensure your pet's safety. First of all, keep them out of reach of cats and dogs.
If you suspect that your pet has ingested any of these plants or shows signs of intoxication, it is essential to seek veterinary care immediately, in order to avoid the evolution from the board.