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We think the dog has eaten something in the garden that's made him ill, I know naff-all about plants so was hoping someone could help to identify if any of the plans pictured are poisonous (if so we'll remove it):
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This is a tree with small red berries which were all over the lawn (I've picked up what I can but there are still some in the grass)
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Sorry for crappy pictures. Thanks.
[url= http://www.dogstrust.org.uk/_resources/resources/factsheets09/factsheetpoisonoussubstances09.pdf ]Try this site[/url]
My ex colleague is ace with this sort of thing at The Wildlife Trust he's know them all by site I'll send him a link to the page but in the meantime the dogstrust link gives a list
Debs
Thanks both, I've already looked at the dogs trust list, but I'm having trouble identifying what plants we've got so I don't know if they are on the list! Does anyone know of a a list (like the dogs trust one), but with pics?
The Ivy? But if it's caused a reaction, the dog is unlikely to make the same mistake twice. If it does, Shoot/Train the dog to "leave it!"
The ivy is worth removing anyway just for its invasion factor. It can be pretty toxic even wearing gloves and a mask. Do it when the soil is damp. I removed dry ivy once with the above precautions and felt pretty nauseated afterwards.
The lambs ears and ferns are probably innocent.
Red berries another candidate.