Plant
Hydrangea
Contact a vet if a significant amount was eaten or symptoms persist.
MildDogsCats
Store hazards sealed and out of reach of animals.
What to do right now
- 1.Remove plant material
- 2.Offer water
- 3.Monitor and call your vet for advice
Symptoms
- Vomiting
- Diarrhoea
- Lethargy
Details
- Category
- Plant
- Toxicity
- Mild
- Species affected
- Dogs, Cats
- Routes of exposure
- Chewing leaves or flower buds, which contain cyanogenic compounds.
- Urgency
- Contact a vet if a significant amount was eaten or symptoms persist.
Veterinary treatment
Usually causes mild, self-limiting stomach upset, but large ingestions deserve a veterinary call.