It's
something that doesn't usually cross our minds, but some
common plants in our houses and around our gardens are in
fact toxic to our furry friends.
Ivy
I really can’t see a dog or cat approaching a wall of ivy and begin
munching away, but then again, some of the things I have heard about
pets eating have really surprised me, so…be warned. Ivy foliage is more toxic than its berries. While this plant does contain potentially toxic substances, the most common effects seen are mild vomiting and diarrhea.
You should consult your vet immediately if you have any concerns.
Tune in next Thursday for more information on toxic plants.
Tune in next Thursday for more information on toxic plants.
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