41. Plants Poisonous For Horses - Page 3 Poisonous Plants Page 3 Some Ornamental Plants, Shrubs and Trees Potentially Poisonous for Horses. Black locus Colic, depression, convulsions. http://horsecare.stablemade.com/articles2/poisonous_plants_3.htm

42. Town Cats - Article8- Plants Poisonous To Cats plants poisonous to Cats If you have a cat, the plants you decorate your home and garden with can become deadly enemies.The plants listed here are poisonous to http://www.towncats.org/articles/article8.html

A Nonprofit, No-Kill Feline Adoption Center/Shelter and Feral Cat Advocacy Organization serving Santa Clara County, California. P.O. Box 1828 Morgan Hill, CA 95038-1828 Phone: (408) 779-5761 towncats@garlic.com Home About Us Adoptions Articles ... Email Us URGENT Town Cats needs your help!! Click here to help Program Click on the banner for more details Plants Poisonous to Cats If you have a cat, the plants you decorate your home and garden with can become deadly enemies.The plants listed here are poisonous to cats and should be avoided if there are felines in your home. Although in some cases, only a part of the plant (seeds, berries, leaves, bark, sprouts, tubers, etc.) might be poisonous, this list rules out the whole plant. If you have any of these plants, keep them safely out of kitty's reach. Should your pet ingest part of a poisonous plant, rush the cat to the vet. Take the plant with you for identification. National Animal Poison Control Center Keep the Phone Number handy - (888)4ANI-HELP.

43. Plants Poisonous To Horses Plants Toxic to Horses. maple.jpg (45806 bytes). Red Maple in Fall. 11. Boxwood. Found throughout US and Canada. Brush plants 12. Kochia. http://www.horsesamerica.com/pages/plants.htm

Plants Toxic to Horses Red Maple in Fall. Are you thinking of starting a stable, fencing off some of your own land, camping, or perhaps turning some of your stock out onto pasture? This is a very good idea, and is a healthy choice for your horse...but beware! Putting your horse outside may do more harm then good should they come in contact with any type of toxic plant! Below is a list of several plants toxic to horses. Pictures, if available, will evenutally be included. Please e-mail me if you have a photo of any of these plants. Be warned that these are not the ONLY plants toxic to your horse, and that any large quantities of anything, including apples, may cause colic. If you suspect that your horse has consumed any of the following, please notify your vet immediatly. For more information on the plant, check an encyclopedia. For more information on plants and affects on horses, there is a book called Horse Owner's Field Guide to Toxic Plants. This covers symptoms, cause of death, photographs, areas of plants, and more. Trees: 1. Red Maple. Found throughout Eastern US and Canada extending to Minnesota and Texas.

44. Common Plants Poisonous To Dogs Common Indoor plants poisonous to Dogs. Walnut, Marigold, Wisteria. Dieffenbachia, Yes, Mistletoe. Common Outdoor plants poisonous to Dogs. (from Carlson Giffin.). http://www.dog-pictures.co.uk/dog-care-articles/common_plants_poisonous_to_dogs.

Dog Pictures and more! Dog Supplies Dog Cages Dog Food ... Link to us Dog Breeds A-Z Akitas Alaskan Malamutes Australian Shepherds Beagles ... Whippets Common Indoor Plants Poisonous to Dogs In assessing the risk to your dog from these plants, you need to consider both the age of your dog and it's propensity to chew on plants. Many of the below toxic plants rarely cause problems because most dogs don't chew them the exceptions being, of course, young puppies who are inclined to explore the world with their mouths, teething dogs who may chew on everything, and older dogs that are simply fond of chewing. Oleander, for example, is rather toxic, but most cases of poisoning involve 1) cattle, other grazing livestock 2) puppies and 3) human babies/toddlers. Dumb cane is probably the one plant that should always be kept out of reach, since it takes only one nibble to have a potentially fatal situation.

45. Plants Poisonous To Your Pets plants poisonous to your Pets. Whether in the beauty. Unfortunately, many of those plants are also poisonous to pets. Plants which http://www.arlgp.org/Education/plants_poisonous_to_your_pets.htm

Plants Poisonous to your Pets Whether in the garden or in your home, plants provide us with immense beauty. Unfortunately, many of those plants are also poisonous to pets. Plants which are not toxic to people, like the hibiscus and the Easter lily family, may cause renal failure in cats and excessive fluid loss in dogs. A morsel of mistletoe can cause digestive upset as well as irregular heartbeats and possible cardiac shock in pets. Common houseplants, like the philodendron can cause your pet's mouth and throat to swell, making her unable to eat. Because pets chew on almost anything, you'll want to remove or secure plants that are especially dangerous to your pet. Learn the types and names of plants that you have in your yard in case of an accident. Aloe Vera Amaryllis Apple (seeds) Apple Leaf Croton Apricot (pit) Asparagus Fern Autumn Crocus Azalea Baby's Breath Bird of Paradise Branching Ivy Buckeye Buddhist Pine Caladium Calla Lily Castor Bean Ceriman Charming Dieffenbachia Cherry (seeds and wilting leaves) Chinese Evergreen Cineraria Clematis Cordatum Corn Plant Cornstalk Plant Croton Cuban Laurel Cutleaf Philodendron Cycads Cyclamen Daffodil Devil's Ivy Dieffenbachia Dracaena Palm Dragon Tree Dumb Cane Easter Lily (especially cats!)

46. Plants Poisonous To People: In Florida & Other Warm Areas plants poisonous to People In Florida Other Warm Areas Search for books at all-garden-books.com. plants poisonous to People In Florida Other Warm Areas. http://all-garden-books.com/0961018402.html

Home Search High Volume Orders Links ... Japanese Gardens Additional Subjects Accounting for Dummies Best Friends Quotations Friendship Gardening ... Larry Wachowski Written by Julia Frances Morton F. Morton Julia Published by Creative Resource Systems (December 1982) ISBN 0961018402 Price $19.95 Buy from amazon.co.uk Look for related books on other categories Botany (Specific Aspects) Toxicology Botany Identification ... Florida Still didn't find what you want? Try Amazon search Search: All Products Books Magazines Popular Music Classical Music Video DVD Baby Electronics Software Outdoor Living Wireless Phones Keywords: Or try to look for at Fetch Used Books, at or at CampusI See Also The Purchasing Machine: How the Top Ten Companies Use Best Practices to Manage Their Supply Chains Bloom Benjamin Samuel A Social Science Cunnilingus Mike Lee ... The Tulip Touch Our Bookstores Cooking Books Games Books Computer Books Health Books ... Music Books Web Resources Canadian Gardening Garden.org

47. Plants Poisonous To People In Florida plants poisonous to People in Florida Search for books at all-garden-books.com. all-garden-books.com. Robert Muir Graves. plants poisonous to People in Florida. http://all-garden-books.com/0870243365.html

Home Search High Volume Orders Links ... Japanese Gardens Additional Subjects Accounting for Dummies Best Friends Quotations Friendship Gardening ... Larry Wachowski Plants Poisonous to People in Florida Written by Julia F. Morton Published by Univ of Miami Pr (December 1995) ISBN 0870243365 Price $19.95 Buy from amazon.co.uk Look for related books on other categories Still didn't find what you want? Try Amazon search Search: All Products Books Magazines Popular Music Classical Music Video DVD Baby Electronics Software Outdoor Living Wireless Phones Keywords: Or try to look for Plants Poisonous to People in Florida at Fetch Used Books, at or at CampusI See Also The Purchasing Machine: How the Top Ten Companies Use Best Practices to Manage Their Supply Chains Bloom Benjamin Samuel A Social Science Cunnilingus Mike Lee ... The Tulip Touch Our Bookstores Cooking Books Games Books Computer Books Health Books ... Music Books Web Resources Canadian Gardening Garden.org Garden Guides Barnes and Nobles ... Exchange links with us

48. Australian Native Poisonous Plants Australian Native Poisonous Plants. Dr Ross McKenzie. Plant poisoning is nationally important to Australia. Why are plants poisonous? http://farrer.csu.edu.au/ASGAP/APOL7/sep97-4.html

Front Page Features Departments SGAP Home Page ... Subscribe Australian Native Poisonous Plants Dr Ross McKenzie Plant poisoning is nationally important to Australia. About a thousand species of plants here are known to be toxic to livestock and humans. Poisoning of livestock by the more important of these costs us about $100 million each year. Deaths of cattle from plant poisoning in Queensland cost over $10 million yearly. Sixty percent of the toxic plants in Australia are native to this country and have their major economic effect on agricultural enterprises which produce livestock by grazing native pastures. These industries contribute significantly to export-generated income and thus to our prosperity as a nation. This makes the reduction of the effects of plant poisoning on livestock one of the serious concerns of the pastoral industries. The toxic native species belong to about 70 of the over 200 native plant families in Australia. Families with more than 10 toxic species include the legumes (Fabaceae, Mimosaceae), the nightshades and tobaccos (Solanaceae), the spurges (Euphorbiaceae), the grasses (Poaceae), the cycads (Cycadaceae, Zamiaceae), the saltbushes (Chenopodiaceae), the riceflowers (Thymelaeaceae) and the buttercups (Ranunculaceae). Some genera are generally toxic (for example Macrozamia and Pimelea ), but it is important to note that a number of important toxic species (for example

49. Are Poinsettias Or Any Other Holiday Plants Poisonous?(Age 3 To 8) Are poinsettias or any other holiday plants poisonous? If you suspect poisoning from any plant source, contact your local poison control center immediately. http://www.parentcenter.com/expert/health/safety/11307.html

Search Home Health Safety Expert: Martin Simenc , child safety expert Are poinsettias or any other holiday plants poisonous? Age 3 to 8 Contrary to a stubborn myth that refuses to die, poinsettias are not poisonous to humans. Consuming large amounts of any plant can cause cramping and diarrhea, but no one has ever died or become seriously ill from eating poinsettias. Your pets, however, may have a bad reaction if they munch on these plants, so you'd be wise to keep them out of Fido's range. The plant to really beware of this season is mistletoe. While standing beneath it may earn you the pleasure of a kiss or two, ingesting the stuff will cause severe stomach cramps and diarrhea and can even be fatal. If you decide to hang a sprig over your doorway, make sure it's well secured and won't be knocked to the floor where pets and young children could happen upon it. list of emergency numbers by the phone. Also, keep in mind that plants can present other types of hazards to young children, even if they're not poisonous. Check their soil to make sure it contains no rocks or solid items that your child could choke on or surface fertilizer that could be toxic. The most frequently overlooked plant-related hazard is actually that posed by heavy pots that could fall on your child. Never place a heavy pot on a stand that could be shaken or toppled by a determined toddler. And watch out for dangling leaves or vines that she could use to pull a large plant over on her.

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Search Are poinsettias or any other holiday plants poisonous? Parents' Comments Thanks for the info. on poinsettias like lots of people I thought they were poisonous to humans. Which is good to know cause I love poinsettias it just seems to add something special to christmas. Amy Help Other Parents Type in your comments and ideas about Are poinsettias or any other holiday plants poisonous? Name (optional): email (optional): Go to " Are poinsettias or any other holiday plants poisonous? Visit Our Community! Parents' ... Browse by age POPULAR AREAS Ask the Experts In the News Symptom Guide Free Stuff ... Harry: A toddler journal Free ParentCenter Membership! My child's birth date: Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Day Year Trying to get pregnant? Home Topics A-Z Community Search ... www.parentcenter.com All contents before using this site. Your use of the site indicates your agreement to be bound by the

51. Plants Poisonous To Livestock - Western U.S. More search options. Agriculture and Forestry Livestock News and Media plants poisonous to Livestock Western US, plants poisonous to Livestock - Western US. http://www.volta.net/Detailed/218986.html

Volta.net Business Directory HOME MODIFY A LINK ABOUT US CONTACT US ... LOGIN Provides livestock owners with information to help identify poisonous plants, prevent poisoning and recognize and respond when it occurs. Looking for something in particular? More search options Agriculture and Forestry: Livestock: News and Media: Plants Poisonous to Livestock - Western U.S. Plants Poisonous to Livestock - Western U.S. Provides livestock owners with information to help identify poisonous plants, prevent poisoning and recognize and respond when it occurs. Title: Plants Poisonous to Livestock - Western U.S. Description: Provides livestock owners with information to help identify poisonous plants, prevent poisoning and recognize and respond when it occurs. URL: http://www.ubtanet.com/~wrw/ Site added: Sat Sep 06 2003 Category: Home Agriculture and Forestry Livestock News and Media : Plants Poisonous to Livestock - Western U.S. Visit this link Go to previous site of this category Go to next site of this category Last Update: Thu Jun 10 2004

52. Wild And Cultivated Plants Poisonous To Humans In Canada Wild and cultivated plants poisonous to humans in Canada Wild and cultivated plants poisonous to humans in Canada a preliminary inventory Gerald A. Mulligan http://isbndb.com/d/book/wild_and_cultivated_plants_poisonous_to_humans_in_canad

Home Categories Subjects Authors Series Libraries Publishers Help Data My Account Login Logout ISBN: Title: Find this book on: powells.com abebooks.com eBay.com Wild and cultivated plants poisonous to humans in Canada Wild and cultivated plants poisonous to humans in Canada: a preliminary inventory Gerald A. Mulligan Derek B. Munro Publisher: Ottawa, Ont. : available from Biosystematics Research Institute, Research Branch, Agriculture Canada ISBN: 0-66213-586-5 Notes: Includes index. Bibliography: p. 14-18. Book Details: Language: eng Physical Description: 22 p. ; 28 cm. Libraries this book has an entry in: University of California (MELVYL) (last modified on 11/11/2003) Subjects: You can click on a subject to see other books listed with the same subject or to drilldown into components of the subject such as geographical locations, dates and so on. Poisonous plants Canada FAQ Contact Us

53. #910 Field Guide To Plants Poisonous To Rocky Mountain Llamas Equipment Catalog. Books Videos. 910 Field Guide to plants poisonous to, Item Image. Field Guide to Plants http://www.rockymtllamas.com/it060011.htm

Rocky Mountain Llamas Equipment Catalog #910 Field Guide to Plants Poisonous to Field Guide to Plants Poisonous to Live- stock - Western U. S. by Shirley Weathers Detailed drawings of all plant parts, full de- #910 Field Guide to Plants Shirley Weathers, a new llama breeder in Utah, had a hard time finding out what plants might be poisonous to her growing llamas herd. So she researched the information, documented the technical and lay-terms for each dangerous plant, gives detailed description of each plant together with its known effects on specific livestock species, symtoms of poisoning, possible treatments. Rocky Mountain Llamas 7202 N 45th Street Longmont, CO 80503-8844 USA Phone/Fax: 303-530-5575 Email: questions@rockymtllamas.com

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55. UACES Publications: Common Arkansas Plants Poisonous To Cattle Printer Friendly VersionPrinter Friendly Version (PDF). Common Arkansas plants poisonous to Cattle. Authors All poisonous plants do not contain the same toxin. http://www.uaex.edu/Other_Areas/publications/HTML/FSA-3025.asp

Back to Publications Printer Friendly Version (PDF) Common Arkansas Plants Poisonous to Cattle Authors: John Jennings, Professor - Extension Livestock Specialist - Forages John Boyd , Professor - Extension Weed Specialist Livestock are accidentally poisoned in Arkansas each year from eating toxic plants in hay and pasture forage crops. What is a poisonous plant? It is one that causes such problems as animal sickness, skin irritation, loss of appetite, loss of weight, reduced milk production or death. All poisonous plants do not contain the same toxin. There are at least six different classes of poisons within plants. The two largest groups are alkaloids and glycosides. Within each of the six classes are several different poisonous compounds. Twenty-one weeds are listed in this publication. They are among the 45 most common poisonous plants in Arkansas. However, their presence on a farm does not mean that animals will be killed or even show ill effects. The reasons are that (1) animals may not eat them, (2) the plants may not contain toxic levels of the poison at the time they are eaten, (3) animals eating the plants may be immune to the poisons they contain, (4) animals may not eat the poisonous part of the plant or (5) farmers may have rendered plants nontoxic by making hay or silage of them, by diluting the material eaten with other forage or by feeding certain materials to counteract the poison. Some plants are likely to be a greater hazard to animal health than others because they (l) are so abundant in an area, (2) contain a more deadly poison or (3) because animals seek them out for selective grazing. Livestock losses due to poisonous plants may be reduced or eliminated by weed control, by grazing practices, by keeping tame forage stands healthy and thick, by using caution during drought periods and by diluting contaminated feed with forage known to be free of poisonous materials.

56. The Scaly-Breasted Lorikeet Site - Plants Poisonous To Scalies And Other Birds plants poisonous to Scalies and other Birds. Here is a list of plants that can be harmful to birds. This list is far from complete but can be used as a guide. http://www.scalysite.s5.com/plants.html

The Scaly-breasted Lorikeet Site Home General Scaly Info Scaly F.A.Q Scaly Language ... Contact Me Plants Poisonous to Scalies and other Birds Here is a list of plants that can be harmful to birds. This list is far from complete but can be used as a guide. None of these foods must EVER be offered to a bird. The three main ones to remember are NO AVOCADO, NO CHOCOLATE, NO CAFFEINE. The list is alphabetical for first letters. A amaryllis avocado azalea B balsem pear beans, castor bird of paradise blue green algae boxwood baneberry black locust C chocolate coral plant christmas candle calla lilly cherry tree D daffodil deiffenbachia E eggplant elephant's ear F foxglove G H holly hyacinth hemlock hydrangea I indian turnip ivy(all types) iris J jimson weed java bean juniper jerusalem cherry K L lily of the valley lobelia locoweed larkspur M marijuana mock orange mayapple morning glory mistletoe N narcissus O oak oleander P pikeweed privet philodendron peas, navy, glory poinsettia potato, greens Q R rhododendron rosary peas rhubarb S snowdrop skunk cabbage sandbox tree sweet pea T tobacco U V virginia creeper W wisteria X Y yew yam bean Z By Michael Baker FreeServers Login Refer This Site Bizhosting.com

57. GLP Poisonous Plants Poisonous Plants. plants poisonous to Livestock Contains information to help identify poisonous plants in Minnesota and recognize the signs of poisoning. http://gardeninglaunchpad.com/poisonous.html

Preferred Vendors Recognition Home FlastClick ... Past Articles Poisonous Plants Atropa belladona: The Deadly Nightshade Field Guide to Noxious and Other Selected Weeds of British Columbia USDA Plants Classification Report: Solanum contains images and information on the plants in the nightshade genus. A Modern Herbal: Index of Poisonous Plants Describes the plants traditional medicinal action and uses. Plants Poisonous to Livestock Contains information to help identify poisonous plants in Minnesota and recognize the signs of poisoning. Plants Toxic to Animals Database created in order to assist the University of Illinois veterinary students in identifying common plants that are toxic to animals Poisonous House Plants List common house hold and indoor plants and their poisonous parts.list common house hold and indoor plants and their posions parts. Australian Native Poisonous Plants includes plant examples and history in Australia. Canadian Poisonous Plants Information System provides details taken from literature references for plants that can poison livestock, pets, and humans. Guide to Plant Poisoning of Animals in North America,

58. Jon-An's Yorkies... Plants Poisonous To Pets . . plants poisonous TO PETS. . . Click here. . . Click here to see a list of Poisonous Plant sites on the web. . Back to home page. . http://members.cox.net/jonanyorkies/aapoison.htm

PLANTS POIS ONOUS T O PETS Thanks to Roberta Malott for the idea for this page, and to Bob Hayes for the start of the list. Also, a BIG THANK YOU to Margaret Martin who typed her fingers to the bone to send me most of this list. These are my Yorkie list friends, and I'm so glad to have them. These pages may be printed out for your own use, but may not be used on any other web site. Everyone has my permission to link to these pages if they so wish. For a quick print out of just the plants on this page, click here. Back to Home Page Some plants are known by different names. If you are ever in doubt, you should check with your local nursery. For instance the Calendula. It has a variety of names such as "Pot Marigold" and "Marsh Marigold". It is a deadly plant and has killed pets. I've come to the conclusion that plants and pets do NOT mix. I urge you to take every precaution with your precious pets and keep them away from ALL plants. Toads Another thing you should watch out for is Toads especially the Colorado River Toad. The toads have a sac on their back legs that excretes a strong poison.

59. Poisonous Plant Links On FindIT, Norton-Brown Herbarium, University Of Maryland Plant Information System Cornell University Poisonous Plants Page FDA/CFSAN Poisonous Plant Database Indiana plants poisonous to livestock PLANTOX An American http://www.inform.umd.edu/PBIO/FindIT/popl.html

FindIT Norton-Brown Herbarium, University of Maryland Botanical Resources Poisonous Plant Alphabetical list of poisonous plants : From Cornell University Canadian Poisonous Plant Information System Cornell University Poisonous Plants Page FDA/CFSAN Poisonous Plant Database Indiana plants poisonous to livestock ... PLANTOX : An American bibliography to poisonous plants Plants toxic to animals Poisonous Plant Databases Poisonous plants database bibliography Poisonous plants : From the University of Pennsylvania Toxic agents in plants Back to Botanical Resources Return to our Main Page Last revised: 27 Jul 2001 Maintained by James L. Reveal E-mail: jr19@umail.umd.edu

60. Poisonous Plants Bibliography plants poisonous to People in Florida and other Warm Areas. Miami, FL Hurricane House, 1971. Tehon, Leo Roy. Illinois plants poisonous to Livestock. http://www.calacademy.org/research/library/biodiv/biblio/poison.htm

POISONOUS PLANTS BIBLIOGRAPHY California Academy of Sciences Library World Wide Web Books Children's Books Audio WORLD WIDE WEB National Capital Poison Center http://www.poison.org/prevent/plants.asp The lists available here are maintained by the National Capital Poison Center in Washington, D.C. It is one of 51 regional centers nationwide. The access at the site includes lists of toxic and non-toxic plants with links to more information. Index of Poisonous Plants http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/poison.html Click on the names in the index to find out more information about these poisonous plants. Bay Area Hiker: Poisonous Plants http://www.bahiker.com/plantpages/poisonous.html Bay Area Hiker has put together this handy resource of photographs of poisonous plants that you might encounter on some hikes in the bay area. Poisonous Plants Home Page http://cal.nbc.upenn.edu/poison/ From the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, this site provides lists of plants by both common and scientific name. Each name is a link to more information, sometimes including photographs. Cornell’s Poisonous Plants Home Page http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/index.html

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