What plants do dogs cannot eat? Let’s see this!
What plants do dogs cannot eat? It mainly includes: lilies, daisies, tobacco, hemp, jasmine, ginkgo, rose, geranium, etc. When dogs encounter the above plants, they should seek medical treatment immediately. At the same time, when we raise dogs at home, we should pay attention to controlling their diet and range of activities to prevent accidental or bite of poisonous plants.
Plants containing insoluble oxalate: vine green velvet, dark pink leaves, colored taro, Asteraceae, taro. After animals accidentally eat, they will cause severe oral and throat irritation due to needle-like crystals and protein-soluble enzymes.
can also damage blood vessels and cause bleeding. If a dog eats, he will see drooling, vomiting, and throat paralysis, and in more serious cases, it may even lead to renal failure.
Plants that have gastrointestinal stimulation to dogs: Christmas red, parasitism, aloe, unicorn flowers, azaleas, tulip bulbs, trumpet daffodils, iris, castor beans.
These plants mainly cause symptoms of the dog's gastrointestinal tract, such as vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, etc., and there will be heart rhythm disorders.
The plants are extremely toxic to dogs: foxglove toxins, oleander, lynx, foxglove. If foxglove is accidentally eaten, it will cause serious heart problems. In severe cases, there will be fainting, frightening, and even the heartbeat will stop breathing.
