Is Azaleas toxic to humans?
Azaleas is a stunning woody flowering plant, but is also highly toxic to humans and animals.
Is Azaleas toxic to cat?
Azaleas poisoning can be an immediate medical emergency for cats. The leaves, twigs, and flowers of the Rhododendron plant contain hazardous grayanotoxins. The first signs of poisoning appear several hours after ingestion and they include excessive salivation, vomiting, diarrhea, bloat, and colic, followed by coma, heart failure, or death.
Is Azaleas toxic to dog?
All varieties of azaleas (Rhododendron) are incredibly toxic to dogs, and just a small amount can be lethal. All parts of the plant are toxic and ingestion can first cause vomiting and excessive salivation, leading to weakness, vision loss, and possibly death. If you suspect your dog has consumed even a few leaves, prompt veterinary treatment is needed.
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