Is Fig trees toxic to humans?
When injured, fig trees exudes a milky sap, which can cause skin irritation and is toxic to humans and animals.
Is Fig trees toxic to cat?
Many species of the Ficus genus are mildly to severely toxic to cats. Harmful toxins are found in all part of the fig trees. If ingested, they most commonly cause mild gastrointestinal disturbances, while physical contact with plants' sap can cause skin irritation, particularly around the mouth. In severe cases of vomiting or diarrhea, medical attention is advised to avoid dehydration complications.
Is Fig trees toxic to dog?
A sappy substance called ficin is found in all parts of the fig trees, which can cause moderate toxic reactions when it contacts the eyes, mouth, or skin of a dog, or is ingested. It can cause severe discomfort for canines, with symptoms that include excessive drooling, pawing at the face, skin irritation, and vomiting and diarrhea. A trip to the vet is recommended in all cases. Fig trees is a popular houseplant, so use caution in homes decorated with this species.
WARNING
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