West Highland Terrier poisoned after eating stinging nettles growing in garden
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dailystar.co.ukdogs are inquisitive little things - some might say nosey - and they’ll often have their noses buried somewhere they shouldn’t.
They’ll also eat just about anything given half the chance.That’s why, as responsible owners, we’ll try and keep anything that is harmful to them well out of paw’s reach.And that includes plants.
There are lots of plants found in our homes and gardens that are toxic to dogs - tulips, snowdrops, daffodils, bluebells...But while we try our hardest, accidents do happen.That was the case for poor Tilly.
The West Highland Terrier was poisoned after eating stinging nettles, a plant that is extremely poisonous to dogs.Lorraine Day, Tilly’s owner said: “Tilly consumed stinging nettles whilst in the garden as we were.
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