Poisonous Plants | Northern Rhode Island Animal Hospitals

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There are a number of common plants which may be toxic to dogs and cats and should be avoided. These include:

Arum Lily	Autumn Crocus	Australian Flame Tree	Avocado
Azalea Baneberry	Bird Of Paradise	Bishop's Weed	Black Laurel
Black Locust	Bleeding Heart	Bloodroot	Bluebonnet
Blue-Green Algae	Boxwood	Bracken Fern	Buckthorn
Bulb Flowers	Burdock	Cacao	Camel Bush
Caladium	Calla Lily	Cardinal Flower	Chalice
Cherry Tree	Chinaberry Tree	Clematis	Cocklebur
Coffee	Coral Plant	Coriander	Dieffenbachia
Elderberry	Elephant Ear (Taro)	Eucalyptus	Euonymus
False Hellebore	Flame Tree	Felt Plant	Firethorn
Four O'Clock	Foxglove	Glottidium	Golden Chain
Ground Cherry	Heaths	Heliotrope	Hemlock
Henbane	Holly	Honeysuckle	Horse Chestnut
Horsetail	Hydrangea	English Ivy	Jasmine
Jimsonweed	Lantana	Larkspur	Lily Of The Valley
Easter Lily	Lupine	Marijuana	Mandrake
Mexican Poppy	Milkweed	Vetch	Yellow Jasmine
Mistletoe	Mock Orange	Monkshood	Moonseed
Morning Glory	Mountain Laurel	Mushrooms	Nightshades
Oak	Oleander	Periwinkle	Philodendron
Pigweed	Poinciana	Poinsettia	Poison Ivy
Poison Oak	Pokeweed	Potato Shoots	Privet
Pyricantha	Rain Tree	Ranunculus (Buttercup)	Rape
Red Maple	Snowdrop	Spurges	Sweet Pea
Tansy	Tobacco	Wisteria	Yews

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Northern Rhode Island Animal Hospitals

General: 401-762-2400

nriah.reception@pathwayvets.com

Location

152 School St Forestdale, RI 02824

Clinic Hours

Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Sunday: Closed