Vienna Calling Beagle & English Foxhound Kennel
Am Graben 28
3470 Kirchberg am Wagram
Austria

Toxic to the dog

Below is a selection of the most common causes of poisoning in dogs and the corresponding symptoms. The list is not exhaustive! 
 
It is highly advisable to consult your veterinarian if intoxication is suspected. Because once rather unnecessarily, than too once late.
 
Aspirin ( acetylsalicylic acid ) - subsequent organ damage, lethal at high dose
 
Paracetamol - stomach bleeding, fatigue, liver damage
 
Ibuprofen - clouding of consciousness, increased water intake, increased urine output, vomiting
 
Diclofenac - bleeding, vomiting, diarrhea, emaciation
 
Onions (N- propyldisulphide) - anemia
 
Garlic (allicin) - anemia
 
Avocado - damage to the heart muscle
 
(Dark) chocolate ( theobromine ) - excitement, baking chocolate can be lethal in small doses
 
Antifreeze (ethylene glycol) - thirst, fainting, kidney damage
 
Salt - to spicy foods: thirst, vomiting, diarrhea, colic, muscle twitching, seizures - and even death
 
Alcohol - vomiting, incoordination, difficulty breathing, coma - and even death
 
Coffee (caffeine) - different 
 
Tea (caffeine, theophylline) - different 
 
Nicotine - excitation
 
Macadamia nuts - stiff gait, liver damage
 
Fruit stones (peach, apricot, plum) - respiratory arrest
 
Grapes / raisins - acute renal failure
 
Ice candies, sweets with sugar substitute and Toothpaste (Xylitol) - liver damage, hypoglycemia
 
Strychnyn (possibly in prey) - generalized hypersensitivity (light, noise, etc. )
 
Thallium (formerly used for decontamination, long-term accumulation in soils) - chronic -> hair loss
 
Coumarin (rat poison, but in small doses in cinnamon , strawberries, etc.) - increased bleeding
 
Slug pellets (usually metaldehyde) - dilated eyes, staggering, convulsions, vomiting
 
Diffenbachie  - mucosal swelling , blisters, ulcers, kidney damage, eye damage, loss of voice, deadly even in small doses
 
Dragon Tree, Dragon Lily - gastrointestinal complaint
 
Ivy - general symptomatology
 
FicusBenjaminus - general symptomatology
 
Pine needles - Kidney and liver damage
 
Christmas Star - lethal even in small doses
 
Amaryllis - even in small doses lethal (especially the bulb)
 
Azalea - general symptomatology
 
Boxwood - first excitement, then blood pressure- lowering
 
Begonia - vomiting, diarrhea
 
Mountain Laurel- salivation, vomiting, diarrhea, colic, loss of appetite, incoordination, weakness, muscle twitching
 
Monkshood - vomiting, diarrhea, colic , excessive urination , arrhythmia , hypothermia
 
Angel's Trumpet - vomiting, diarrhea, enlargement of the pupil of the eye, cardiac arrhythmia, dry mucous membranes, agitation, depression, difficulty swallowing
 
Holly - highly toxic
 
Yew - cardiac arrest
 
Fingerhut - cardiac arrest
 
Laburnum - respiratory arrest
 
Lily of the Valley -  cardiac arrest
 
Hyacinth - vomiting, colic, diarrhea
 
Elderberry - respiratory arrest
 
Oleander - cardiac arrest
 
Cyclamen - vomiting, diarrhea, colic, circulatory disorders, convulsion , respiratory paralysis
 
Saponins - central nervous system
 
Rhododendron - general symptomatology