Dangerous Plants

Compare this list with the decorative plants that you have in or around your home. If your home contains any of the following, consider placing them in areas that your pet does not have access to or get rid of them altogether.

1. Aloe
2. Amaryllis
3. Andromeda Japonica
4. Asian Lily
5. Asparagus Fern
6. Australian Nut
7. Autumn Crocus
8. Azalea
9. Belladonna
10. Bird of Paradise
11. Bittersweet (American and European)
12. Black Locust
13. Branching Ivy
14. Buckeye
15. Buddhist Pine
16. Caladium
17. Calla Lily
18. Castor Bean
19. Ceriman
20. Clematis
21. Cordatum
22. Corn Plant
23. Cycads
24. Cyclamen
25. Daffodil
26. Daylily
27. Devil’s Ivy
28. Dieffenbachia
29. Dumbcane
30. Easter Lily
31. Elephant Ears
32. Emerald Fern
33. English Ivy
34. Eucalyptus
35. Ferns
36. Fiddle-leaf Philodendron
37. Florida Beauty
38. Foxglove
39. Glacier Ivy
40. Gladiolas
41. Gold Dust Dracaena
42. Golden Pothos
43. Heavenly Bamboo
44. Honeysuckle
45. Hurricane Plant
46. Hyacinth
47. Hydrangea
48. Iris
49. Jerusalem Cherry
50. Jimson Weed
51. Kalanchoe
52. Lantana
53. Lilies (all Lilium species)
54. Lily of the Valley
55. Lupine
56. Marble Queen
57. Morning Glory
58. Mother-in-Law
59. Mountain Laurel
60. Narcissus
61. Needlepoint Ivy
62. Nephthysis
63. Nightshade
64. Oleander
65. Panda
66. Peace Lily
67. Philodendron
68. Poison Hemlock
69. Precatory Bean (rosary pea)
70. Privet
71. Red Emerald
72. Rhododendron
73. Ribbon Plant
74. Sago Palm
75. Satin Pothos
76. Schefflera
77. Striped Dracaena
78. Sweetheart Ivy
79. Tulip
80. Water Hemlock
81. Wisteria
82. Yew
83. Yucca

(Resource: Petshealth Care Plan, a pet health insurance provider, offers a free guidebook, “101 Things You Didn’t Know Could Harm Your Pet,” available to caring pet owners.)