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The following is a list of some plants, trees, flowers and foods that are toxic to dogs. For a more complete list, contact your veterinarian or visit the ASPCA website.
Poisonous Plants
- Almond (seeds)
- Apple (seeds, in large amounts)
- Azalea (all parts)
- Bird of paradise (fruit, seeds)
- Boston ivy (all parts)
- Buttercup (all parts)
- Caladium (all parts)
- Chinaberry (berries, fruit, bark)
- Chokecherry (bark, leaves, seeds)
- Daffodil (all parts)
- Diffenbachia (all parts)
- English holly (berries)
- English ivy (leaves, berries)
- Foxglove (seeds, flowers, leaves)
- Glacier ivy (leaves, berries)
- Golden chain (flowers, seeds, pods)
- Hemlock (seeds, stems, taproot)
- Hydrangea (leaves, buds)
- Jimson weed (all parts)
- Jonquil (all parts)
- Lily of the valley (all parts)
- Mistletoe (berries)
- Mountain laurel (all parts)
- Narcissus (all parts)
- Nightshade (all parts)
- Oak (acorns, foliage)
- Oleander (all parts)
- Poinsettia (leaves, flowers)
- Privet (berries, leaves)
- Rhododendron (all parts)
- Rosary pea (seeds)
- Sweet pea (seeds, pods)
- Tobacco (leaves)
- Tulip (bulbs)
- Wild black cherry (leaves, seeds)
- Wisteria (seeds, pods)
- Umbrella plant (all parts)
- Yellow jasmine (all parts)
- Yew (all parts)
Poisonous Foods
- Alcohol
- Avocado
- Chocolate
- Coffee
- tea
- Garlic
- Macadamia nuts
- Onions
- Potato leaves and stems
- Raisins and grapes
- Tomato leaves and stems
NOTE: This is not a complete list. Please contact your veterinarian for a complete list of toxic plants and foods.
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