Aloe Vera

Eggplant (leaves)

Needlepoint Ivy

Amaryllis

Elaine

Nephytis

Apple (seeds)

Elephant Ears

Nightshade

Apple Leaf Croton

Emerald Feather

Oleander

Apricot pit

English Ivy

Onion (causes anemia)

Asparagus fern

Eucalyptus

Oriental Lily (especially cats)

Autumn Crocus

Fiddle-leaf Fig

Peace Lily

Azalea

Florida Beauty

Peach (wilting leaves & pits)

Baby's Breath

Foxglove

Pencil Cactus

Bird of Paradise

Fruit Salad Plant

Plumosa Fern

Branching Ivy

Garlic (causes anemia)

Poinsettia (low toxicity)

Buckeye

Geranium

Poison Ivy

Buddhist Pine

German Ivy

Poison Oak

Caladium

Giant Dumb Cane

Pothos

Calla Lily

Glacier Ivy

Potato (leaves, sprouts)

Castor Bean

Gold Dust Dracaena

Precatory Bean

Ceriman

Golden Pothos

Primrose

Charming Dieffenbachia

Hahn's Self Branching Ivy

Red Emerald

Cherry (seeds & wilting leaves)

Heartland Philodendron

Red Princess

Chinese Evergreen

Hurricane Plant

Red-Margined Dracaena

Cineraria

Hydrangea

Rhododendron

Clematis

Iris (tuber)

Ribbon Plant

Cordatum

Indian Rubber Plant

Saddle Leaf Philodendron

Corn Plant

Janet Craig Dracaena

Sago Palm

Cornstalk Plant

Japanese Show Lily (especially cats)

Satin Pothos

Crocus (bulb)

Jerusalem Cherry

Schefflera

Croton

Kalanchoe

Silver Pothos

Cuban Laurel

Lacy Tree Philodendron

Spotted Dumb Cane

Cutleaf Philodendron

Lily of the Valley

String of Pearls

Cycads

Madagascar Dragon Tree

Striped Dracaena

Cyclamen

Marble Queen

Sweetheart Ivy

Daffodil (bulbs)

Marijuana

Swiss Cheese

Devil's Ivy

Mexican Breadfruit

Taro Vine

Dieffenbachia

Miniature Croton

Tiger Lily (especially cats)

Dracaena Palm

Mistletoe

Tomato Plant (fruit, stem, leaves)

Dragon Tree

Morning Glory

Tree Philodendron

Dumb Cane

Mother-in-Law's Tongue

Tropic Snow Dieffenbachia

Easter Lily (especially cats)

Narcissus (bulbs)

Weeping Fig

Yew

Ingesting toxic plants usually results in digestive upsets like vomiting and diarrhea but can also cause irritability, seizures, breathing or heart problems and even coma. You should be especially careful with insecticides, herbicides and pesticides which also may be toxic and followed by a non dog area rule for several days after use. Be careful too with ornamental shrubs and berry producing plants, dangerous to both pets and children. Mulch made from cocoa bean shells can be appealing to animals but toxic and cause vomiting, tremors, seizures and even death. Dogs who eat stones, dirt etc (pica) which cause gastritis or allergies should be vet checked.