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Wild mushrooms
CALL NOWAffects
All pets
Often found in
- Lawns after rain
- Wooded trails and mulched beds
What happens
Most are harmless, a few cause liver failure — identification is a specialist job, so treat unknowns as dangerous.
What to do
Photograph the mushroom, remove any from the mouth, call a vet or hotline.
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