The bulbs of Bluebells contain chemicals that lower the heart rate called “scillarens”. If a dog is exposed to or consumes scillarens expect symptoms like vomiting, acting confused, diarrhoea and lethargy.
"Warning: Bright yellow flowers are toxic to dogs, causing upset stomach, vomiting, lethargy, and seizures. Keep your pets away from these dangerous blooms."
The juice that is within a buttercup could severely upset your dog's digestive system while causing dermatitis if they were to consume or get the juice over their fur.
Spring bloom, Iridaceae member. Avoid for dogs: vomiting, diarrhea risk. Keep curious pooches away."
"Red poppy: pretty but toxic to dogs. Ingestion symptoms: trembling, weakness, sedation, seek vet help."
Beautiful tulips, dangerous for dogs. Contact vet if consumed: diarrhoea, vomiting, lethargy, tremors, possible death.
"Hydrangeas: toxic to dogs. Even small amounts can make them sick. Cyanogenic glycoside is the culprit."
Toxic plant for dogs. Bulbs are highly toxic. Symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, slow heart rate, fits in severe cases.