When pets come into a home, people take it upon themselves to ensure that their pet is safe and sound. However, many people may not realize that while they’re out getting plants,
flowers, or salt – their Pit Bull could be inhaling toxic fumes. This article explores the dangers of plants and flowers in general and a few particular items that are particularly dangerous for Pit Bulls!
What is a Pit Bull?
A Pit Bull is a type of dog originally bred in England for fighting. Today, Pit Bulls are used as service dogs, police dogs, and family pets.
While some Pit Bulls may be safe around other dogs and pet animals, others may be riskier due to their breed history. Here are some plants and flowers that are safe for Pit Bulls:
1. Rosemary is a safe plant for Pit Bulls and other breeds of dogs. It has a strong scent that will deter other animals from approaching and anti-inflammatory properties that can soothe irritated skin.
2. Lavender is another safe plant for Pit Bulls and other breeds of dogs. Its soothing scent will help to calm the dog down if it becomes agitated or scared.
3. Sage is also a safe plant for Pit Bulls and other breeds of dogs. Its robust scent will keep other animals away, while its anti-inflammatory properties can help to soothe irritated skin.
4. Catnip is a safe plant for Pit Bulls and other breeds of dogs. While some Pit Bulls may become overexcited when encountering this herb, most will find it playful instead of harmful.
How to identify a Pit Bull
Many plants and flowers are safe for Pit Bulls. Many of these plants have a fragrance that is not offensive to Pit Bulls, and some have a flavor that Pit Bulls may enjoy.
Some common plants that are safe for Pit Bulls include:
-Lilies
-Orchids
-Iris
-Trees (provided they are not poisonous)
-Calendula
Plants and Flowers
The following plants and flowers are safe for pit bulls: acacia, aloe vera, anise, angelica, asters, borage, camomile, celery, chamomile, China rose, Chrysanthemum coronarium (Dianthus caryophyllus),
Coleus Canina (Coleus forskohlii), cornflower, dandelion, daylily, delphiniums (Larkspur and Monarda), Dieffenbachia (Dieffenbachia amoena),
Downingia California (Downingia triphylla), echinacea (Echinacea purpurea), elderberry, fennel, ferns (Osmunda regalis and Dicksonia antarctica), figwort, grapefruit, hollyhock, honeysuckle.
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Conclusion
I hope you have found this article on plants and flowers that are safe for pit bulls functional. As a responsible pet owner, knowing which plants and flowers can potentially harm your dog is essential.
I’ve included some of the most common plants and flowers that pit bulls commonly eat and those that are typically safe.
By knowing which plants are safe for your pit bull, you can ensure they get the nutrients they need without getting hurt. Thanks for reading!