Is Clusia Rosea toxic to dogs?
Clusia Rosea (Clusia major) is toxic to dogs (S1 Caution): the ASPCA lists terpenes and records digestive upset and vomiting.
- TOXINTerpenes
- WHAT TO EXPECTDigestive upset; vomiting
- CALL THE VETContact your vet if signs persist or worsen after Clusia Rosea exposure.
Symptoms
| SIGN |
|---|
| Digestive upset |
| vomiting |
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FAQ
Is Clusia Rosea toxic to dogs?
Yes, for Clusia major: S1 Caution. The ASPCA lists "Digestive upset, vomiting" and gives "Terpenes" as the toxic principles. Move Clusia Rosea out of your dog's reach and contact your vet if signs persist or worsen.
Which plant does this Clusia Rosea verdict cover?
Clusia major. The ASPCA entry is titled Clusia Rosea, gives "Clusia" as an additional common name, and gives "Clusia major" as its scientific name. This verdict follows that species-level record; plants with other scientific names are not covered or graded here. Check the scientific name on the tag.
Is Clusia Rosea toxic to cats?
Yes, for Clusia major: S1 Caution. The ASPCA lists "Digestive upset, vomiting" and gives "Terpenes" as the toxic principles. Move Clusia Rosea out of your cat's reach and contact your vet if signs persist or worsen.
Which part does the ASPCA describe as most toxic to cats?
The fruit. The ASPCA says, "While the leaves may have some toxins in them, the fruit of the plant is considered the most toxic part." The entry lists "Digestive upset, vomiting". Move Clusia Rosea out of your cat's reach and contact your vet if signs persist or worsen.