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Hi everyone, I might be online a whole lot less this week as my classes at uni start again and I’m settling in in my new room and I may or may not have left my laptop at my parents’ house. on the plus side, I found something that finds your untagged posts if you want to go back and ya know tag em I saw a post with a list of poisonous herbs already, but I thought I’d add to it since there are several more dangerous plants that are commonly used. First post can be found here. Check it out for additional herbs. Arnica: Should not be taken internally as it is potentially toxic, but it provides one of the best remedies for external local healing of bruises and strains. Bleeding Heart: May be poisonous in large amounts. Has proved fatal to cattle. Buttercup: Irritant juices may severely injure the digestive system. Daphne: Fatal. A few berries can kill a child. Elderberry: Children have been poisoned by using pieces of the pithy stems for blowguns. Nausea and digestive upset. Elephant Ear: All parts. Intense burning and irritation of the mouth and tongue. Death can occur if base of the tongue swells enough to block the air passage of the throat. Golden Chain: Severe poisoning. Excitement, staggering, convulsions and coma. May be fatal. Hyacinth: Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. May be fatal. Iris: Severe digestive upset. Jasmine: Berries. Fatal. Digestive disturbance and nervous symptoms. Larkspur: Digestive upset, nervous excitement, depression. May be fatal. Lily of the Valley: Irregular heartbeat and pulse, usually accompanied by digestive upset and mental confusion. Monkshood: Digestive upset and nervous excitement. Moonseed: Berries. Blue, purple color, resembling wild grapes. May be fatal. Nightshade: Fatal. Intense digestive disturbance and nervous symptoms. Oak: Acorns. Affects kidneys gradually. Symptoms appear only after several days or weeks. Takes a large amount for poisoning. Oleander: Leaves, branches. Extremely poisonous. Affects the heart, produces severe digestive upset and has caused death. Rhubarb: Fatal. Large amounts of raw or cooked leaves can cause convulsions, coma, followed rapidly by death. Rosary Pea: Fatal. A single Rosary Pea seed has caused death. One or two Castor Bean seeds are near the lethal dose for adults. Wisteria: Mild to severe digestive upset. Many children are poisoned by this plant. For the writer’s reference. Poisonous Herbs: - Aconite - also known as: wolf’s bane, monkshood, friary’s cap, and blue rocket. All parts, mostly the roots, are poisonous. Symptoms: numbless of the tongue and mouth, a sensation of insects crawling over body, nausea and vomiting, labored breathing, irregular pulse, cold skin, giddiness, staggering. - Belladonna - also known as: deadly nightshade, devil’s cherries, naught man’s cherries, divale, black cherry, devil’s herd, great morel, dwayberry. All parts, but mostly the roots and seeds, are poisonous. Symptoms: dry mouth, hot skin, rash, blurry vision, fear, restlessness, confusion, vomiting, eye damage, brain damage, death from heart failure, hallucinations which may be erotic. - Black Hellebore - also known as Christe herbe, Christmas rose, melampode. Roots are poisonous. Symptoms: itchy mouth and throat, shortness of breath, nausea and vomiting, spasms, and asphyxiation. When combined with certain medications it may cause a slow hearbeat, heart failture, and death. - Bloodroot - also known as Indian paint, red root, coon root, snakebite, sweet slumber. Symptoms: dizziness, fainting, dilated pupils, vomiting, diarrhea. - Bryony - also known as blackeye root, wild vine, wild hops, ladies’ seal. Symptoms: violent vomiting, severe colic pains, thirst. - Clematis - Roots and stems are poisonous. Symptoms: burning mouth, mouth ulcers, skin redness, burning skin. - Foxglove - also known as witches’ gloves, dead men’s bells, fairy’s glove, gloves of our lady, bloody fingers, virgin’s glove, fairy caps, folk’s glove, fairy thimbles. All parts are poisonous, but the digitalis is an antidote for aconite poisoning. Symptoms: blurred vision, confusion, depression, hallucinations, fainting, headache, slow hearbeat, loss of appetite, low blood pressure, rash, stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. Hallucinations, loss of appetite, and seeing halos around objects are symptoms of long term poisoning. - Hemlock - also known as herb bennet, spotted corobane, musquash root, beaver poison, poison hemlock, poison parsley, kex. Leaves, fruit, and seeds are poisonous. Symptoms: salivation, muscle weakness, disaphoresis, increased heart rate, low blood pressure, constricted pupils, coma, paralysis. - Henbane - also known as hog’s bean. Fresh leaves, flowering tops, branches, and seeds are poisonous. Symptoms: fast heart rate, dry mouth, dilated pupils, impaired vision, headache, dizzieness, stomach cramps, difficulty swallowing, body aches, confusion, hallucination, deep sleep, delirium, death, erotic hallucinations, memory loss the next day. - Jimson Weed - also known as thornapple, datura, devil’s apple, Jamestown week, stinkweed, devil’s trumpet. All parts are poisonous. Symptoms: little to no urine, blurry vision, dilated pupils, dry mouth, nausea, vomiting, high blood pressure, fast pulse, coma, death, red skin, thirst, and hallucinations. - Larkspur - also known as lark’s heel, lark’s toe, lark’s claw, knight’s spur. Symptoms: nervousness, weakness, tingling in the mouth, burning mouth and skin, sweating, chills, dry mouth, abnormal heartbeat, diarrhea, pain, paralysis. - Mandrake - also known as satan’s apple. All parts are poisonous. See Belladonna for symptoms. - May Apple - also known as American mandrake, wild lemon, racoon berry, duck’s foot, hog apple. Everything except the fruit is poisonous. Symptoms: nausea, severe diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain, headache, fever, low blood pressure, rapid breathing, rapid heartbeat, paralysis, dizziness, tingling, liver damage, kidney failure. - Meadow Saffron - also known as naked ladies. Roots and seeds are poisonous. Symptoms: yellowing to the eyes or skin, vomiting, spinning sensation, bloody urine, bleeding, death. - Mistletoe - Leaves, twigs, and berries are poisonous. Symptoms: stomach irritation, abdominal pain, diarrhea, reduced blood pressure, slow pulse, nausea, vomiting, failure of muscular coordination, seizures. - Periwinkles - All parts are poisonous. Symptoms: hypothermia, hallucinations, dilated pupils, sweating, vomiting, sweating, muscle weakness, difficulty breathing, seizures, slower heart rate. - Poison Ivy - leaves are poisonous. Symptoms: itchy rash that appears within 25 to 72 hours. - Poppy - also known as mawseed. Capsules and flowers are poisonous. Symptoms: slowed breathing, circulatory depression, nausea. - Yew - Leaves, seeds, and fruit are poisonous. Symptoms: blue colored lips, coma, convulsions, diarrhea, dilated pupils, muscle weakness, headache, stomach pain, vomiting, trembling. (Source: sebadasstian-stan) nights of skyrim: [5/?] - Penitus Oculatus Outpost { midsummer starry nights } I haven’t seen this on tumblr, and I thought it had to be shared just watch the video - you won’t regret it (credits to jamescovenant)
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Popularne kućne biljke i cvijeće mogu biti opasni za pse i mačke Otkrijte koje su to biljke koje često viđamo po kućama, vrtovima i u cvjetnim aranžmanima opasne za naše četveronožne mezimce Ako imate psa ili mačku, a ujedno volite cvijeće i kućno bilje, onda je tekst koji slijedi upravo namijenjen vama. Do sada ste već shvatili da psi i mačke vole svašta gristi i pojesti. A biljke mogu predstavljati zanimljivu alternativu hrani kad je nema u blizini - nije važno radi li se o cvijeću u vrtu ili divljini ili pak kućnom bilju. A ta alternativa često može biti štetna za zdravlje vaših omiljenih četveronožaca. Ukratko, kako biste izbjegli trovanje ljubimaca, nemojte ubrano cvijeće ili kućno bilje stavljati na dostupna im mjesta. Ili još bolje, nemojte uopće kupovati bilje koje je otrovno. Cvijeće i biljke koje su na otvorenom predstavljaju još veću opasnost. Kako biste ih odvratili od vegetacijskih 'delikatesa', u prehranu im dodajte hranu s više biljnih vlakana. I pazite da ne pojedu ono što ne bi trebali. Ako uočite simptome poput konstantnog proljeva, povraćanja, otežanog disanja, abnormalnu boju i miris urina, pretjerano slinjenje, slabost ili bilo koje drugo neuobičajeno stanje i ponašanje, odvedite ljubimca veterinaru. Popis koji slijedi može vam pomoći da spasite svojeg psa ili mačku od trovanja. U njemu navodimo samo neke od najčešćih biljaka koje su u našem okruženju (u kući, dvorištu, parku) i na koje biste trebali obratiti pozornost. Aloe vera U slučaju da je kušaju, psi i mačke će povraćati, biti tužni, imat će proljev, postat će anoreksični, imat će drhtavicu i boja urina će im se promijeniti. Amarilis - prugasti sunovrat Obično je u cvjetnjacima i vrtovima kao ukras. Toksičan je za pse i mačke. Simptomi trovanja su kao i kod aloe vere uz dodatak pretjeranog slinjenja i bolova u trbuhu. Rododendron (Rhododendron) Toksičan za pose i mačke, ali i konje, koze i ovce. Samo nekoliko progutanih listova može iazvati ozbiljne probleme. Simptomi: poremećaj u probavi, pretjerano slinjenje, gubitak apetita, proljev, depresija, slabost, gubitak koordinacije, privremena paraliza nogu, slabi otkucaji srca, pas ili mačka ne ustaje najmanje dva dana - do te faze spas je još moguć. Iza nje životinja postaje komatozna i umire. Begonija Popularna vrtna biljka toksična je za pse i mačke. Najopasniji su gomolji. Simptomi su sljedeći: oralna iritacija, upala jezika, oralne šupljine i usana, pretjerano slinjenje,povraćanje i teško gutanje. Karanfili Nisu najotrovniji, ali jako su česti u buketima i cvjetnim aranžmanima pa dobro pripazite na njih. U slučaju konzumacije dolazi do blagog dermatitisa i crijevnih problema. Ricinus (skočac) Nije tako čest u buketima ili vrtu, ali čest je u parkovima i na javnim mjestima. Pripazite na nj tijekom šetnje s psom. Simptomi su jasni: bolovi u trbuhu, slinjenje, povraćanje, proljev, stalna žeđ, slabost, gubitak apetita. U slučaju teškog trovanja dolazi do dehidracije, grčenja mišića, drhtavice, napadaja, kome i smrti. Krizanteme Neće dovesti do smrti psa i mačke, ali obzirom da se radi o vrlo popularnom cvijeću valja pripaziti na nj. Nakon konzumacije bilo kojeg dijela biljke pas ili mačka pada u depresiju, gubi koordinaciju, povraća, ima proljev, dermatitis i obilno slini. Ciklame Ovo prelijepo cvijeće iznimno je zastupljeno u vrtovima u teglama po kući. Opasno je za pse i mačke. Najveća koncentracija toksina je u korijenskom dijelu. Simptomi trovanja su problemi s crijevima, intenzivno povraćanje. Moguća je čak i smrt. Žuti narcis Većina ljudi neće dopustiti psu ili mački da žvače narcise, ali dovoljan je trenutak nakon što okrenete leđa da bude prekasno. Ovi vjesnici proljeća otrovni suza pse i mačke. Životinje će povraćati, sliniti i imati proljev. Moguće su pojave poput drhtavice, niskog krvnog tlaka, srčanih aritmija. Gladiole Iako su savršene za vrt, najčešće ih vidimo u cvjetnim aranžmanima. Obzirom da je korijenski dio najopasniji, gladiole možda i nisu tolika opasnost, ali nikad se ne zna. Proljev, povraćanje, slinjenje, letargija najčešći su simptomi. Hosta (trpučev ljiljan, funkia) Često se nalazi u vrtovima kao pokrivačica tla zbog svojih velikih i brojnih listova. Psi i mačke obično se ne kreću oko nje, ali ako je kojim slučajem kušaju, povraćat će, imat će proljev i past će u depresiju. Bršljan Malo tko bi pomislio da bi psi ili mčke uopće kušali nešto poput bršljana, ali vjerujte da to nije isključeno. Uostalom, ljudi su skloni misliti da sve znaju o životinjama, a one redovito znaju iznenaditi. Simptomi su povraćanje, bolovi u trbuhu, pretjerano slinjenje i proljev. Lišće je najtoksičnije. Ljiljani Tako ljupki, mirisni i tako toksični za mace. Najčešći simptom je zatajenje bubrega kod mačaka. Zanimljivo, za pse nisu opasni. Cigansko perje (svilenica) Leptiri vole ovu biljku, ali opasna je za pse i mačke. Simptomi su već poznati - gotovo sve već navedeno uz dodatak zatajenja jetara, respiratorne paralize i smrti. Oleandar Lijep i otrovan. Svi njegovi dijelovi sadrže srčane glikozide i mogi izazvati brojne probleme - želučane grčeve, znojenje, gubitak koordinacije, plitko disanje, drhtavicu, zatajenje srca. Božićna zvijezda Oko njene otrovnosti za životinje digla se velika prašina, ali u biti nije pretjerano opasna. Ipak, može izazvati iritaciju usne šupljine i trbuha, ponekad i blago povraćanje. Đavolji bršljan Nije najotrovnija biljka na popisu, ali je toliko popularna da pse i mačke ipak trebate držati podalje - izaziva iritaciju u usnoj šupljini, upalu jezika i usana, pretjerano slinjenje, povraćanje i otežava gutanje. Rajčica (stabljika i lišće) Vjerovali ili ne, rajčica može biti opasan za vaše mezimce. Naravno, ne plod već stabljika i listovi. Izazivaju pretjerano slinjenje, gubitak apetita, proljev, zbunjenost, promjene u ponašanju, slabost, raširene zjenice, usporen rad srca. Tulipani i narcisi Najtoksičniji je korijenski dio - zato ako imate psa koji voli kopati i rovati, pripazite. Trovanje ima sljedeće simptome: gubitak apetita, problemi sa srcem, slinjenje, iritiranost crijevnog sustava. Tisa Bobičasta je ploda i tamnozelenih iglica. Kora i lišće poslužili su u stvaranju lijeka koji se koristi za tretiranje raka - paclitaxela - ali bilo koji dio drveta (osim mesa bobica) može biti vrlo opasno za životinje. Konji su, na primjer, jako osjetljivi na tisu. Simptomi trovanja: drhtavica, gubitak koordinacije, otežano disanje. U težim slučajevima dolazi do zatajenja srca i smrti.