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Plants Toxic to Dogs

These plants are toxic to dogs, grouped from the most dangerous to those that usually cause mild stomach upset. Sago palm is one of the most dangerous: all parts are toxic and it can cause liver failure.

Pet ate a plant? Call your vet or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.

🔴 Highly toxic to dogs (3)

Autumn CrocusColchicum autumnaleDogs: Highly toxicCats: Highly toxicOleanderNerium oleanderDogs: Highly toxicCats: Highly toxicSago PalmCycas revolutaDogs: Highly toxicCats: Highly toxic

🟠 Toxic to dogs (19)

Aloe VeraAloe veraDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicAmaryllisAmaryllis spp.Dogs: ToxicCats: ToxicAzalea and RhododendronRhododendronDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicBird of Paradise (Caesalpinia)Caesalpinia gilliesiiDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicCalla LilyZantedeschia aethiopicaDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicChinese EvergreenAglaonemaDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicChrysanthemum (Mums)Chrysanthemum spp.Dogs: ToxicCats: ToxicDieffenbachia (Dumbcane)DieffenbachiaDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicDracaena (Corn Plant, Dragon Tree)DracaenaDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicEnglish IvyHedera helixDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicJade PlantCrassula ovataDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicLantanaLantanaDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicPeace LilySpathiphyllumDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicPencil CactusEuphorbia tirucalliDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicPhilodendronPhilodendronDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicPothos (Devil’s Ivy)Epipremnum aureumDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicSnake Plant (Mother-in-Law’s Tongue)Sansevieria trifasciataDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicString of PearlsSenecio rowleyanusDogs: ToxicCats: ToxicTulipTulipaDogs: ToxicCats: Toxic

🟡 Mildly toxic to dogs (6)

DaylilyHemerocallisDogs: Mildly toxicCats: Highly toxicEaster LilyLilium longiflorumDogs: Mildly toxicCats: Highly toxicFiddle Leaf FigFicus lyrataDogs: Mildly toxicCats: Mildly toxicHostaHostaDogs: Mildly toxicCats: Mildly toxicHydrangeaHydrangea arborescensDogs: Mildly toxicCats: Mildly toxicPoinsettiaEuphorbia pulcherrimaDogs: Mildly toxicCats: Mildly toxic

Frequently asked questions

What plants are most poisonous to dogs?

Among the plants we cover, sago palm, oleander and autumn crocus are rated highly toxic to dogs.

My dog ate a plant. What should I do?

Call your vet or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435, and bring the plant or a photo.

Ratings come from the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center and are cited on each plant page. This list covers the plants we have reviewed so far (52); we add more regularly. Last checked: 2026-11-11. See all plants →