Toxic Plant Identifier

This information is for reference only, if you think your horse has eaten something toxic, call your vet right away.

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African Wonder Tree African Rue Alsike Clover Apple Leaf Croton Apple Tree Apricot Tree Azaleas Yellow Starthistle Bermuda With Ergot Bird of Paradise Nightshade Bitterweed Black Cherry Tree Black Locust Tree Black Nightshade Black Walnut Tree

Crotalaria Bleeding Heart Bloodroot Bog Laurel Bouncing Bet Bracken Fern Branching Ivy Buckeye Buckwheat Buffalo Burr Calla Lily Charming Deffenbachia Day Blooming Jasmine Christmas Rose Columbine Sago Palm Cyclamen

Ceriman Cineraria Autumn Crocus Crown of Thorns Yellow Jasmine Kalanchoe Burdock Burning Bush Creeping Buttercup Buttonbush Charlock Cherry Tree Fiddleneck Common Cocklebur Curly Dock Sorrel Death Camas Downy Brome

Tall Fescue Field Horsetail Foxglove St. John’s Wort Groundcherries Groundsel Hairy Vetch Heliotrope Hemlock Dogbane Hound’s Tongue Jimmyweed Datura Common Chickweed Caladium Celandine Cherry Laurel

Chives Chrysanthemum Cuckoo Pint Johnsongrass Loco Weed Lupine Milkweed Mustards Oak Tree Oats Oleander Viper’s Bugloss Pigweed Pokeweed Kentucky Coffee Tree Asparagus Fern Chokecherry

Kafir Lily Jack-In-The-Pulpit Indian Rubber Plant Red Maple Tree Rosebay Willowherb Tobacco Plant White Snakeroot Wild Radish Wintercress Wormseed Mustard Sweet Clover Yew Corn Plant

*It should be noted that we are not veterinarians. This information is written specifically for horses and should be used for reference purposes only. If you think your horse has eaten something toxic call your vet right away.

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