As Easter and Mother’s Day approaches, a local veterinary practice is warning cat owners to think twice before displaying flowers in their home, as some blossoms can be deadly for felines. Andrea ...

The first is foxglove. These beautiful flowers are a common woodland plant that grows in nature and gardens. However, this plant contains toxic cardiac glycosides. If an animal ingests any parts ...

Timing of Symptoms: Medical experts, including Dr. Michael Levine, argue that symptoms would typically take longer to manifest than what was depicted. In real-life cases, symptoms developed from three ...

foxglove, potato plants, onion and garlic plants, rhubarb plants, snowdrops and lily of the valley can be toxic to dogs. If your dog consumes a poisonous plant or shows any signs of toxicity ...

There are a number of plants found in many UK gardens that can prove dangerous to dogs - here's what to look out for.