Are geraniums poisonous to dogs?

Some plants, including flowering varieties, are poisonous or toxic to cats. Geraniums (Pelargonium spp.) are one such plant that is mildly harmful to both dogs and cats. Cats, being the curious creatures they are, may nibble on or even swallow parts of a geranium. read more

Geraniums (Pelargonium spp.) are common potted plants. Many plants contain toxic chemicals that can harm dogs. Your dog may experience mild or severe symptoms depending on the plant's chemicals and the extent of the exposure. The widely used geranium (Pelargonium spp.), planted in gardens and pots, are toxic to dogs. read more

The ASPCA says geraniums are fully and totally toxic in all dogs, not to mention cats, too. The toxicity of the plant is due to chemical linalool and the alcohol geraniol, both prominent presences in geraniums. Since the plants are 100 percent toxic in dogs, it's important to make sure your little one never even goes near one. read more