Friday 15 April 2016

SPRING HAZARDS


Every season has its hazards with spring we see the renewal of many problems for our canine friends.

Spring is the time of rebirth, of many grasses, molds, pollen and flowers it can also be the revival of

environmental allergies in many dogs.


Poison plants

Harmful Spring plants keep these plants well out of the reach of your dogs. Research your choice of

plants before planting. There are well over 700 springtime plants that are a danger to your pet.

Here are a few

Azalea- Causes vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, weakness coma

High blood pressure affects the Central Nervous System

Crocus-Excessive drooling, abdominal pain, diarrhea vomiting, loss of appetite

Daffodil- Severe gastrointestinal convulsions, low blood pressure, tremors

Tulip- vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite



If you see your dog, eat a plant that you know to be poisonous, induce vomiting. You have an 11/2 hour window depending on the size of your dog to induce vomiting. Any longer you must seek Veterinary help.



For a more detailed list, check out this website.

http://spottsdogcareblogspot.ca/2009/04/harmful-spring-plants-dogs.html


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