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If you’re a plant person, you always need to be aware of toxic plants for pets. With Easter, Mother’s Day, and spring all coming up you may be inundated with new plants. Unfortunately, there are many toxic plants for pets that double as popular gifts. If you’ve got furry friends, you need to be careful that they can’t get into any of these dangerous plants. While you’re at it, don’t forget to learn how to spot and get rid of poison ivy in your yard, for your and your pet’s safety.

Signs Your Pet Has Eaten a Poisonous Plant

While the specific signs might vary depending on what your pet has ingested, there are some signs you should always be concerned about. Vomiting, lethargy, diarrhea, drooling, and tremors are common poisoning symptoms. If you notice any symptoms you need to act quickly; some of these plants are fatal even in small doses.

What to Do If Your Pet Eats a Poisonous Plant

If you notice any warning signs, or thing that your furry friend has gotten into one of these toxic plants for pets, try to get your pet to an emergency vet right away. You can also call the poison control hotline for pets. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Phone Number is (888) 426-4435).