Toxic Plants and Foods Part One : Indoor Poisonous Plants for Dogs
Posted March 30, 2010 
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Spring is here and I need to take care of my fellow beagles. Because we beagles and dogs, we want to enjoy the warm weather and go outdoors. There are additions dangers we need to avoid. This is part one of a six part series on toxic foods and plants for dogs. Over the course of the series, I will share with you a sample of the foods and plants that are toxic to us dogs. Please have your owners check with experts in this area so that you have a long and healthy life! We will start with the following inside plants that are poisonous to dogs:
- Aloe Vera
- Caladium
- Chrysanthemum
- Dumbcane
- Elephant’s Ear
- Emerald Fern
- Hyacinth
- Philodendron
- Weeping Fig
- Yew
Be wise and stay away from any indoor flowers. It is better to be safe than sorry. I want my fellows beagles to bark loudly for a long time.
Come back tomorrow as I share with you what outdoor plants are toxic for us dogs.
March Madness continues and the bulldogs are the first team in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament’s Final Four! Again, the underdog Butler University Bulldogs upset the favored team, the Kansas State University Wildcats, 63-56. Finally a dog that is up to the task of representing us dogs. This gives we double joy since they beat up on wild cats. I think all cats are wild.
