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Back to Publications Printer Friendly Version (PDF) Common Arkansas Plants Poisonous to Cattle Authors: John Jennings, Professor - Extension Livestock Specialist - Forages John Boyd , Professor - Extension Weed Specialist Livestock are accidentally poisoned in Arkansas each year from eating toxic plants in hay and pasture forage crops. What is a poisonous plant? It is one that causes such problems as animal sickness, skin irritation, loss of appetite, loss of weight, reduced milk production or death. All poisonous plants do not contain the same toxin. There are at least six different classes of poisons within plants. The two largest groups are alkaloids and glycosides. Within each of the six classes are several different poisonous compounds. Twenty-one weeds are listed in this publication. They are among the 45 most common poisonous plants in Arkansas. However, their presence on a farm does not mean that animals will be killed or even show ill effects. The reasons are that (1) animals may not eat them, (2) the plants may not contain toxic levels of the poison at the time they are eaten, (3) animals eating the plants may be immune to the poisons they contain, (4) animals may not eat the poisonous part of the plant or (5) farmers may have rendered plants nontoxic by making hay or silage of them, by diluting the material eaten with other forage or by feeding certain materials to counteract the poison. Some plants are likely to be a greater hazard to animal health than others because they (l) are so abundant in an area, (2) contain a more deadly poison or (3) because animals seek them out for selective grazing. Livestock losses due to poisonous plants may be reduced or eliminated by weed control, by grazing practices, by keeping tame forage stands healthy and thick, by using caution during drought periods and by diluting contaminated feed with forage known to be free of poisonous materials.

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MEDICINAL PLANTS PLANTS FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS PLANTS TO AVOID You can support us by buying books through our Amazon.com Associates program. Just click on the icon above. MEDICINAL PLANTS Chamaemelum nobile (Roman chammomile) Eschscholzia californica (California poppy) Centranthus ruber (Valerian) MEDICINAL PLANTS See LINKS page for websites on this subject. References Byers, Dorie (1999). Herbal Remedy Gardens. Pownal, VT: Storey Books. Chevalier, Andrew (1996). The Encyclopedia of Medicinal Plants. London: Dorling Kindersley Limited. Hartung, Tammi (2000). Growing 101 Herbs that Heal. Pownal, VT: Storey Books. Return to top of page PLANTS FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS (under development) See LINKS page for websites on this subject. References Dannenmaier, Molly (1998). A Child's Garden: Enchanting Outdoor Spaces for Children and Parents. Washington, D.C: Archetype Press, Inc. Moore, Robin C. (1993). Plants for Play: A Plant Selection Guide for Chidren's Outdoor Environments. Berkeley, CA: MIG Communications. Return to top of page PLANTS TO AVOID Designers should avoid using poisonous plants in therapeutic landscapes, especially if the spaces will be used by children or by people who are developmentally disabled. Since their bodies are smaller, children are more susceptible than adults to toxins in plants, and they are also more likely (especially when very young) to explore their environment with all of their senses, including taste. Many children's gardens encourage this type of exploration, and have been designed with plants that can be smelled, touched, tasted, and so forth.

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Change Site to Here I am with my shower cap on! LOL. Daffney Contact the "Prez" Halo, our Guardian Angel Comments about our site. Page keywords: train cat not eat eating plants poisonous Why Pets First? Contact Us Newsletter Sign-up Bookmark Page ... Site Index Welcome! Thanks for visiting our Canadian site (jump to US site This page is about: train cat not eat eating plants poisonous Pets First 1-800-738-7178 link to this page Does your Cat Eat Plants? Train him Not To Eating plants is an exceedingly dangerous habit as many household plants are poisonous. If your cat is developing a habit of eating plants, you must separate the two until the problem is solved. Either remove the plants or confine your cat to an area with no plants. Do not delay. One good meal of the common houseplant Diffenbachia is usually the last meal your cat will eat. Consult with your local nursery and do not keep poisonous plants in your house. There are so many non-poisonous plants to choose from, so why take the risk? Even if your cat is well-trained, no cat is perfect and all it takes is one mistake for disaster to result. If your cat loves to munch on greenery, do not deny him this pleasure. Instead, provide him with his very own special Kitty Garden. There are many commercially available kitty herb gardens for this purpose.

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Username: Password : New Account Search Books Music DVD's VHS's Movies Games All Power Search Customer Service SupportDesk Order Status (..More..) Join The Book List! Browse Book Genres Antiques Architecture Art Biographies ... Travel A Guide to Plants Poisonous to Horses New Paperback Issue Subtitle: Author: Keith Allison Publisher: Trafalgar Square Our Price: Retail: Out Of Stock (Notify me when it comes in!) Part Number: 0851316980BT Release: 08/01/1999 Other books by Keith Allison: The Holistic Management of Horses (Hardcover) A Guide to Plants Poisonous to Horses (Paperback) A Guide to Herbs for Horses (Paperback) The Holistic Management of Dogs (Hardcover) ... or Author

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79. Indiana Toxic Plants This website contains plants within Indiana that are deemed poisonous to livestock and pets by the collaborators at Purdue University. http://www.vet.purdue.edu/depts/addl/toxic/cover1.htm

Indiana Plants Poisonous to Livestock and Pets Cooperative Extension Service, Purdue University West Lafayette, IN 47907 Rebecca J. Goetz, writer, extension assistant Thomas N. Jordan, extension weed scientist John W. McCain, extension weed scientist Nancy Y. Su, assistant Sources and Additional Readings Botanical texts: Kingsbury, Eshleman, Meuncher, Arena, and Radcliff Veterinary texts: The Merck Veterinary Manual, poisonous plant booklets for IL, KY and NY, Current Veterinary Therapy for Small Animals, Large Animals and Equine Veterinary Journals: Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Record, J. of the American Veterinary Medical Association, J. of Range Management, Modern Veterinary Practice, Compendium for the Practicing Veterinarian, J. of the American Animal Hospital Association, and others School of Veterinary Medicine Webmaster. How would you like to search the database? By alphabetical plant listing By toxicity rating By species affected By botanical type ... Picture Index

80. Cornell University Poisonous Plants Home Page Searchable database of plants toxic to humans and animals. http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/

This is a growing reference that includes plant images, pictures of affected animals and presentations concerning the botany, chemistry, toxicology, diagnosis and prevention of poisoning of animals by plants and other natural flora (fungi, etc.). IMPORTANT: Just because something is on the poisonous plants list doesn't mean it can't be a good food or feed, and just because it is absent from the list doesn't mean it is safe! Alphabetical listing of botanical names by genus and species Alphabetical listing of common plant names Toxic agents in plants Species of animals commonly affected ... Frequently asked questions about poisonous plants Other Web sites concerning poison plants: Indiana Plants Poisonous to Livestock and Pets University of Illinois Plants Poisonous to Animals University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine Poisonous Plants Directory A phytochemical database with plants ranked by chemical content. ... An American bibliographic database (alphabetized). Many original images were provided by Dr. Mary C. Smith of the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine. Additional images, text and web pages by Dan Brown and staff. The students of Nutritional Toxicology (Animal Science 625) have also made large contributions through web pages created as term projects. The frequently asked questions is a compilation of some of the questions we have received via email over the years. If you have a question, please browse this list before asking.

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