Poisonous Plants and Toxic Substances

Following is a list of the most common plants, flowers and other substances (this is not an exhaustive list) which may be deadly for your dog if ingested.

These names will soon be followed by photographs to help you recognise plants in your garden, please check back for updates.

A
Alcohol	Algae, Blue Green	Almond	Anemone
Amaryllis	Apple (seeds)	Apricot Pits	Arrow Grass
Avocado	Azalea
B
Balsam	Baneberry	Belladonna	Bird of Paradise
Bittersweet	Black-Eyed Susan	Bleeding Heart	Bloodroot
Boxwood	Burning Bush	Buttercup
C
Cactus	Caffeine	Caladium	Calla Lily
Castor Bean	Cherry	Chocolate	Christmas Plant
Chrysanthemum	Citrus Oil	Columbine	Cornflower
Crocus	Cyclamen
D
Daffodil	Daphne	Delphinium	Dumb Cane
E
Eggplant	Elderberry	Elephant Ear	Euonymus
F
Flax	Four O'clock	Foxglove
G
Golden Glow	Grapes	Gum
H
Henbane	Hemlock	Holly	Honeysuckle
Hops	Horse Chestnut	Hyacinth	Hydrangea
I
Impatiens	Iris	Ivy
J
Jack-In-The-Pulpit	Japanese Plum	Jasmine	Java Beans
Jimson Weed	Jonquil	Juniper
L
Laburnum	Lantata	Larkspur	Laurel
Lily of the Valley	Lily, most forms	Locoweed
M
Macademia Nuts	Marijuana	Mistletoe	Monkshood
Morning Glory	Mountain Laurel	Mushrooms, toadstools
N
Nightshade	Nutmeg
O
Oak Trees	Oleander	Onions
P
Peach (seed)	Pear (seed)	Peony	Pimpernel
Plums (foliage, seed)	Poinsettia	Poison Ivy	Poison Oak
Pokeweed	Poppy	Potato (shoots, leaves, eyes, flesh)	Privet
R
Raisins	Rhododendron	Rhubarb (foliage, raw stems)
S
Salt (in large quantities)	Scotch Broom	Skunk Cabbage	Snapdragon
Snowdrop	Star of Bethlehem
T
Tobacco	Tomato (foliage, vines)	Tulip
V
Verbena	Virginia Creeper	Vitamins (for humans which contain Iron)
W
Wisteria
X
Xylitol (sweetener found in chewing gum)
Y
Yeast Dough	Yew (most forms)