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Spring and Garden Safety for Pets

Protect Pets From Budding Danger
Beautiful gardens are in popular demand, especially with the focus on enjoyment versus looks. Before you plant any seeds, however, it’s important to remember that some of the plants that make our gardens and yards beautiful can make our animal companions sick or worse.
Be Mindful Of Your Mulch
Commercial mulch sometimes contains cocoa bean shells, which many dogs can’t seem to resist. The chemicals and caffeine that are naturally present in cocoa can be very dangerous to pets if ingested. Make sure that any mulch you buy for the garden is free of cocoa bean shells.
Fertilizers and Pesticides
Finally, no garden would be complete without fertilizers and weed killers. Though these products can make your plants healthier, they can injure (even kill) your pets.
Choose pet-safe options for substances like snail bait and weed and feed products, or go organic and try planting flowers like Mexican marigold, which naturally repel insects without harming animals. When all else fails, check the label and ask a gardening professional. If there’s a doubt about the product’s safety for your pet, don’t use it!
Toxic Plants
Eating poisonous plants is one of the most common ways that many pets, especially dogs, cats, rabbits, turtles and tortoises, ingest toxic substances. And since there are few effective treatments for toxic plant ingestion, a small mistake in the garden can be catastrophic to your pet and your family. Some plants will at least act as an emetic, which means your pet will vomit soon after eating. However, other plants can lead to kidney or liver failure, seizures, or even death.
Plants That Are Reported To Be Toxic to Dogs, Cats or Rabbits
  • Azalea
  • Bittersweet
  • Caladium
  • Clematis
  • Crocus
  • Day Lily
  • Death Camas
  • Easter Lily
  • Ferns
  • Foxglove
  • Hyacinth
  • Iris
  • Lily of the Valley
  • Morning Glory
  • Oleander
  • Rhododendron
  • Tiger Lily
  • Tulip

Artificial Plants

Before you decide to forego flowers and plants and instead use artificial flowers, consider that some pets might find silk flowers just as tasty. A curious puppy or kitten with a sweet tooth for silk flowers can lead to intestinal blockage.
Finally
In order to protect your pet from possible poisoning, it’s important to make sure you keep known poisonous plants and toxic items out of reach, watch for plants and toxic items that have been chewed on, keep an eye on your pet for symptoms of poisoning, and take your pet — along with a sample of the plant/toxic item — with you to your veterinarian immediately if you suspect a poisonous item has been consumed.

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