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Pet owners urged to avoid seven spring flowers that can be toxic to dogs and cause ‘serious harm’
Crocuses. Spring crocuses can cause mild stomach upset if eaten, but note the Autumn crocus (which usually flowers in the autumn) is even more toxic and can cause organ damage to dogs. Hyacinths.