Is Nasturtium Safe for Pets?
Tropaeolum majus
Find out if nasturtium is safe for dogs and cats.
Nasturtium
Nasturtiums are trailing annuals with peppery, edible flowers and leaves. They are considered non-toxic to dogs and cats and are sometimes used as a garnish in human dishes. Pets that snack on nasturtiums usually tolerate them well.
Is Nasturtium Safe for Dogs?
Non-toxic to dogs. Edible flowers and leaves are safe in small amounts.
Is Nasturtium Safe for Cats?
Non-toxic to cats. May cause mild stomach upset if overeaten.
Symptoms to Watch For
- mild stomach upset
What If My Pet Ate Nasturtium?
Nasturtiums are safe. Monitor for temporary digestive upset if your pet eats a large amount.
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Vet's Note
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