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Azalea, oleander, foxglove, tulip/daffodil bulbs
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All pets
Often found in
- Spring flower beds and bulb plantings
- Bags of bulbs waiting to be planted
- Cut-flower arrangements
What happens
Cardiac-toxic garden plants. Bulbs are the most concentrated part.
What to do
Call a vet or hotline with the plant name; go in if any vomiting, drooling, or weakness.
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