Can dogs eat Algerian ivy?

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Risks

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  • The Algerian ivy contains several toxic properties, including alpha-hederin, falcarinol, caffeic acid, and emetine.
  • Consuming Algerian ivy often results in gastric upset in dogs, manifesting as stomach pain, vomiting, and diarrhea. Blisters may form in the mouth and throat, making it difficult for dogs to swallow food or water. Skin contact with the plant may cause skin allergies.
  • While severe poisoning is rare, some serious clinical symptoms to watch for include a slow heartbeat, convulsions, and coma.
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