Eight poisonous plants for dogs to avoid

Keep your pet happy and healthy during the spring.

Header photo of a dog in a field of pink flowers, to accompany an article highlighting the dangers of plants poisonous to dogs, such as buttercups and ranunculus.

Overview

Spring may be a colourful time of year, but as flowers bloom and birds sing, some plants can pose serious risks to dogs. For peace of mind, it is best for dog owners to know which plants they should avoid.

Read on to discover the most common poisonous plants and flowers for dogs so you can keep your pets safe.

1. Buttercups

2. Daffodils

3. Tulips

4. Cyclamen

5. Oleander

6. Azaleas

7. Sago palm

8. Foxglove

Prevention

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Medically reviewed by Lizzie Youens, BSc(Hons) BVSc MRCVS

Published on 18/02/2019 • Reviewed on 13/08/2024