Is True Jasmine toxic to dogs and cats?
What we know about True Jasmine
Not verified: no known toxicity reported, but no vet or poison-control source confirms it. Ask your vet if your pet eats it. The sources we found cover only a related species or the whole genus, not this exact species.
Jasminum officinale
Also called: Common Jasmine and Poet's Jasmine.
What to do if your pet chewed it
- Move the plant out of reach so they cannot take another bite.
- If your pet is alert, gently rinse their mouth and offer a little water.
- Call your vet or ASPCA Animal Poison Control at 888-426-4435, especially if you see drooling, vomiting, swelling, or lethargy.
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Is True Jasmine toxic to cats?
Not verified. True Jasmine has no known toxicity reported, but no vet or poison-control source confirms it is safe for cats. Ask your vet if your cat eats it. See the cat-safe plants and the plants not verified yet.
Is True Jasmine toxic to dogs?
Not verified. True Jasmine has no known toxicity reported, but no vet or poison-control source confirms it is safe for dogs. Ask your vet if your dog eats it. See the dog-safe plants and the plants not verified yet.
What is True Jasmine also called?
True Jasmine (Jasminum officinale) is also called Common Jasmine and Poet's Jasmine.
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· Status: not verified. We found no vet or poison-control source that confirms it.
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