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6 common spring plants that are dangerous to dogs
Due to the toxic substances they contain
Pastel pink roses, white hyacinths, carpets of bluebells: there are so many lovely ways to make your garden pop in springtime. But which common plants and flowers are dangerous to dogs?
"While they are beautiful to look at, many common spring novelties found in gardens across the country have toxic elements that could prove dangerous to your four-legged friend," the experts at Tails.com say. "Most dogs are somewhat careful about what they eat, but young puppies and curious canines are notorious for getting their snouts into things they shouldn't."
When it comes to spring gardening, not all flowers are poisonous to our furry friends. In fact, some of the safe plants include roses, sunflowers, camellias and snapdragons. Remember to always keep an eye on your dog in the garden and contact your vet if you think they have ingested something dangerous.
On that note, take a look at the plants and flowers to avoid...
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