Risks
- Dogs may chew on the bark, leaves, and flowers of the common crape myrtle, which may cause gastrointestinal problems.
- The tree's twigs and branches can be potential choking hazards.
- Some canines may be allergic to the tree's pollen, which can cause allergic reactions and respiratory problems.
- The plant's fiber may also cause digestive upset when eaten by canines as it is not part of their usual diet.
