Plant
Daffodils
Contact a vet promptly; large amounts or bulb ingestion are more serious.
ModerateDogsCatsRabbits
Store hazards sealed and out of reach of animals.
What to do right now
- 1.Remove plant material from the mouth
- 2.Note how much and which part was eaten
- 3.Call your vet or a poison line with the plant name
Symptoms
- Vomiting and diarrhoea
- Drooling
- Abdominal pain
- In severe cases: heart rhythm changes and low blood pressure
Details
- Category
- Plant
- Toxicity
- Moderate
- Species affected
- Dogs, Cats, Rabbits
- Routes of exposure
- Eating any part of the plant, especially the bulb; drinking vase water.
- Urgency
- Contact a vet promptly; large amounts or bulb ingestion are more serious.
Veterinary treatment
Bulbs are far more toxic than leaves or flowers. Dogs that dig up and chew bulbs in autumn are the classic cases.