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I would love to know whether Helleborus niger is toxic to pets, because I'm looking to find the perfect spot for my cats to enjoy it.
Shannon Fuller
Yes, Helleborus niger is toxic to pets and can cause drooling, tummy trouble, and even colic if they happen to snack on it.
Shannon Fuller
The ASPCA has confirmed that this plant is dangerous. If your pet eats a lot of it, call a vet ASAP!
Shannon Fuller
This plant is toxic to your pets. It contains bufadienolides, glycosides, veratrin, and protoanemonin. These chemicals can cause pets to have health problems if they eat it.🙃😰
Shannon Fuller
Oh, you must know that this plant is very toxic to pets like dogs, cats, and horses. If you want to know why, it's because of the compounds it contains, like bufadienolides and glycosides.
Shannon Fuller
Oh yeah, and one more thing. This plant is very poisonous to pets. If they eat it, they could get very sick. So, be careful!🌱
Shannon Fuller
Yup, I'd say this plant is pretty toxic to them. 🐶 🐱
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Helleborus argutifolius, or known as holly-leaved hellebore, is an evergreen perennial with large clusters of usually pale green, nodding, cup-shaped flowers. It typically blooms profusely for weeks from late winter to early summer. Ideal for brightening up a shady garden, this hellebore is more sun tolerant than others. With proper care, it can grow to 3 feet or more.
Helleborus argutifolius
