Hemlock
- Sharon
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Hemlock
Recommend you not use hemlock mulch nor let your dog chew on hemlock . My friend almost lost his dog this week, due to hemlock mulch.
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Re: Hemlock
Sharon, Do you mean the tree hemlock (Genus Tsuga) not the forb hemlock (Genus Cicuta). The forb is extremely poisonous and would kill a dog quickly if they ingested even a tiny bit.
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Re: Hemlock
I don't know.
I'll do some more research.
edit:
Some links say the tree can cause more minor problems - as you say.
The following trees are commonly known to contain seizure-causing toxins for dogs:
- Wild cherries (twigs and leaves especially toxic; contain a compound that releases cyanide)
- Oak (foliage and acorns toxic; effects accumulate gradually)
- Black locust (bark and shoots toxic)
- Buckeye (sprouts, nuts and seeds toxic)
- Elderberry (leaves, bark and roots toxic)
- Yew (bark, leaves and seeds toxic)
http://pets.thenest.com/hemlock-bark-ba ... 10848.html
edit:
Some links say the tree can cause more minor problems - as you say.
The following trees are commonly known to contain seizure-causing toxins for dogs:
- Wild cherries (twigs and leaves especially toxic; contain a compound that releases cyanide)
- Oak (foliage and acorns toxic; effects accumulate gradually)
- Black locust (bark and shoots toxic)
- Buckeye (sprouts, nuts and seeds toxic)
- Elderberry (leaves, bark and roots toxic)
- Yew (bark, leaves and seeds toxic)
http://pets.thenest.com/hemlock-bark-ba ... 10848.html
" We are more than our gender, skin color, class, sexuality or age; we are unlimited potential, and can not be defined by one label." quote A. Bartlett
