Plants To keep your pets away from!!
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Plant
Part Toxic
Symptoms
First Aid
. . . .
Daffodil
  1. Bulb is most toxic
  1. Digestive upset
  2. Seizures
  3. Shaking
  4. Weakness
  5. Irregular heart beats
  6. Excitement followed by depression, then coma
  7. Possible death
  1. Induce vomiting if your dog is alert
  2. Call your vet. immediately
  3. Observe for symptoms
Daphne
  1. All parts
  1. Digestive upset
  2. Heart failure
  3. Excitement or depression
  1. If your dog is alert, induce vomiting.
  2. Call your vet immediately
  3. observe for symptoms
Death Camas (Zigadenus)
  1. Bulb is most toxic
  1. (Some or all may be present) Digestive upset
  2. Excitement followed by depression, then coma
  3. Possible death
  1. If your dog is alert, induce vomiting
  2. Call vet immediately.
  3. Observe for symptoms.
Devils  Ivy 
(see Philodendron)		 . . .
Dracaena Palm
(see corn plant)		  .  .  .
Dragon Tree
(Dracaena draco)
(see corn plant)		  .  .  .
Dumb Cane 
(Dieffenbachia)
  1. Leaves
  2. Stems
  3. Stalks
  4. Plant cells contain toxic calcium oxalate crystals
  1. Digestive upset
  2. Irritation of mouth with possible swelling of throat
  3. Possible asphyxiation
  4. Central nervous system signs- tremors, seizures, staggering, loss of coordination, ect.
  5. Possible death
  1. If your dog is alert induce vomiting
  2. Call vet. immediately
  3. Observe for symptoms
Easter Lily 
(Lilium longiflorum)
  1. All Parts
  1. Kidney failure
  2. Digestive upset
  3. Weakness
  1. If your dog is alert induce vomiting
  2. Call vet. immediately
  3. Observe for symptoms
Eggplant
  1. Leaves
  2. Stems
  3. Stalks
  4. Sprouts
  5. Fruit is edible.
  1. Digestive upset
  2. Heart failure
  3. Depression/ drowsiness
  4. Drooling
  5. Dilated pupils
  1. If your dog is alert induce vomiting
  2. Call vet. immediately
  3. Observe for symptoms
Elaine Codiaeum (Elaine)
(see Croton)		  .  .  .
Elephant's Ear
(Colocasia esculenta)
  1. Leaves
  2. Stems
  3. Stalks
  4. Plants contain toxic calcium oxalate crystals.
  1. Digestive upset
  2. Irritation of mouth with possible swelling of throat
  3. Possible asphyxiation
  4. Central nervous system signs- tremors, seizures, staggering, loss of coordination, ect.
  5. Possible death
  1. If your dog is alert induce vomiting
  2. Call vet. immediately
  3. Observe for symptoms
English Ivy
  1. All parts
  2. Contains a saponic glycoside
  1. Digestive upset
  2. Excitability
  3. Difficult breathing
  4. Drooling
  5. Fever
  6. Increased thirst
  7. Dilated pupils
  8. Weakness
  9. Staggering
  1. If your dog is alert induce vomiting
  2. Call vet. immediately
  3. Observe for symptoms
Exotica Perfection 
Dieffenbachia
(Dieffenbachia exotica)
(see dumb cane)		      
In all cases contact your Veterinarian as soon as possible!
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