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Google Gemini の回答

Cats can actually have a small amount of apple flesh, but there are a few things to consider:

• Amount: The key is moderation. A bite or two shouldn't cause any problems. If your cat ate a significant portion of an apple, it's best to consult your veterinarian.
• Preparation: The apple should be washed and chopped into small pieces. Remove the seeds, stem, and leaves as these contain small amounts of cyanide, which is toxic to cats. Some cats may also have trouble digesting the peel, so it's best to remove that as well.

Here's what you can do now:

• Monitor your cat: Keep an eye on your cat for the next 24 hours. Look for any signs of vomiting, diarrhea, or lethargy. These could be signs of digestive upset or, in rare cases, cyanide poisoning from the seeds.
• Call your veterinarian if: Your cat seems unwell or ate a large amount of the apple, especially the seeds. Your vet will be able to advise on the best course of action.

Overall, if your cat only had a small amount of the apple flesh, they should be fine. But it's always better to be safe than sorry. If you're concerned at all, consult with your veterinarian for peace of mind.

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Google Gemini Answer

There are two main types of chestnuts:

• American chestnuts: These are not toxic and are safe for your cat to consume in small amounts.
• Horse chestnuts: These are toxic and can cause vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and other serious health problems in cats.

If you know what type of chestnut your cat ate, you can take the following steps:

• American chestnut: If your cat seems fine and only consumed a small amount, you likely don't need to do anything. However, keep an eye on them for any vomiting, diarrhea, or unusual behavior.
• Horse chestnut or unsure of the type: In this case, it's best to err on the side of caution and contact your veterinarian immediately. You can also call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.

Here are some general tips for what to do if you think your cat ate a chestnut:

• Remove any remaining chestnuts: If you see any leftover chestnuts, remove them from your cat's reach to prevent them from eating more.
• Offer water: Provide plenty of fresh water to help flush out any toxins.
• Monitor your cat: Watch your cat for any signs of illness, such as vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, or loss of appetite.
• Contact your veterinarian: If you notice any concerning symptoms, or are unsure about the type of chestnut, contact your veterinarian or animal poison control center immediately.

Remember, it's always better to be safe than sorry. If you're worried about your cat, don't hesitate to seek professional veterinary advice.

I asked Google Bird what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten the flowers and leaves of a miniature rose. Please tell me in detail what to do.

Google Bard's answer

If your dog eats the flowers or leaves of a miniature rose, you should take the following actions:

1. Contact a veterinary hospital immediately

Miniature roses contain toxic substances such as glycine, protoanemonin, and cyclamine, which can cause poisoning symptoms. Even if your pet does not show any symptoms, contact a veterinary hospital immediately, as the condition may become serious later on.

2. Make a note of the amount and time you eat

Recording the amount and time your dog eats will help your veterinarian take appropriate action. Also, let them know what kind of miniature rose they accidentally ingested and if there are any other poisonous plants nearby.

3. Observe your dog

Symptoms of poisoning may include the following:

• Drool
• vomiting
• diarrhea
• Anorexia
• Loss of energy
• convulsions
• coma

If symptoms appear, take your cat to the vet immediately.

At a veterinary hospital, the following treatments may be provided:

• Administration of antiemetics
• Administration of laxatives
• Administration of activated charcoal
• Infusion therapy
• Administration of anticonvulsants
• Administration of antiarrhythmic drugs

If symptoms are severe, hospitalization may be required.

In addition, to prevent the accidental ingestion of miniature roses, please take the following measures.

• Keep dogs away from areas where they can eat miniature roses, such as gardens and parks.
• Don't leave cut mini roses out so your dog can easily eat them.
• If you use mini rose flowers and leaves as potpourri or dried flowers, keep them out of reach of dogs.

If your dog accidentally ingests a mini rose, don't panic and take appropriate measures. Also, if you are raising plants that are easy for dogs to accidentally ingest, take measures to prevent them from ingesting them.

Below, we will introduce specific measures to prevent the accidental ingestion of miniature roses.

• When taking a walk in the garden or park, be careful not to let your dog get close to the miniature rose.
• If you are growing miniature roses in your garden, surround them with a fence or fence to prevent dogs from getting into them.
• If you decide to display cut miniature roses in a vase, place them out of reach of dogs.

For your dog's health, be sure to take precautions against accidental ingestion.

If your dog eats the flowers or leaves of a miniature rose, avoid taking the following actions:

• Trying to make him vomit at home
• try to give laxatives
• give your dog water or milk

These treatments may worsen symptoms of addiction.

I asked Google Bird what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten the flowers and leaves of my petunia. Please tell me in detail what to do.

Google Bard's answer

If your dog eats petunia flowers or leaves, you should do the following:Contact a veterinary hospital immediately

Petunia contains toxic substances such as solanine and solacin, which can cause poisoning symptoms.

Even if your pet does not show any symptoms, contact a veterinary hospital immediately, as the condition may become serious later on.

Make a note of the amount and time you eat

Recording the amount and time your dog eats will help your veterinarian take appropriate action.

Also, let them know what kind of petunia they accidentally ingested and if there are any other poisonous plants nearby.

Observe your dog

Symptoms of poisoning may include the following: Drooling Vomiting Diarrhea Loss of appetite Convulsions ComaIf symptoms appear, take your cat to the vet immediately.

At a veterinary hospital, the following treatments may be provided:
Administration of antiemetics Administration of laxatives Administration of activated charcoal Infusion therapy Administration of anticonvulsants Administration of antiarrhythmic drugsIf symptoms are severe, hospitalization may be required. In addition, to prevent petunia from being accidentally ingested, please take the following measures.

Keep petunias away from areas where dogs can eat them, such as gardens and parks. Don't leave cut petunias unattended for dogs to eat. If you want to make potpourri or dried flowers from petunia flowers and leaves, Keep it out of reach of dogsIf your dog accidentally eats a petunia, don't panic and take appropriate measures. Also, if you are raising plants that are easy for dogs to accidentally ingest, take measures to prevent them from ingesting them.

Below, we will introduce specific measures to prevent accidental ingestion of petunias. When walking in the garden or park, be careful not to let your dog get close to petunias.

If you are growing petunias in your garden, surround them with a fence or fence to prevent dogs from getting into them.

If you display cut petunias in a vase, keep them out of reach of dogs.

For your dog's health, be sure to take precautions against accidental ingestion.

If your dog eats petunia flowers or leaves, avoid taking the following actions:
Giving water or milk to a dog you try to give a laxative to induce vomiting at homeThese treatments may worsen symptoms of addiction.

I asked Google Bird what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten the flowers and leaves of a Phalaenopsis orchid. Please tell me in detail what I should do.

Google Bard's answer

If your dog eats the flowers or leaves of a Phalaenopsis orchid, the following steps should be taken:

1. Contact a veterinary hospital immediately

Phalaenopsis does not contain any toxic ingredients. Therefore, even if your dog eats it, it is unlikely to cause poisoning symptoms. However, it is possible to have an upset stomach or have an allergic reaction if you eat something you don't normally eat. Therefore, please contact the veterinary hospital just to be sure.

2. Observe your dog

Symptoms of poisoning may include the following:

• Drool
• vomiting
• diarrhea
• Anorexia
• Loss of energy

If symptoms appear, take your cat to the vet immediately.

3. Make a note of the amount and time you eat

Recording the amount and time your dog eats will help your veterinarian take appropriate action. Also, let them know the type of Phalaenopsis they accidentally ingested and if there are any other poisonous plants nearby.

4. Bringing in accidentally ingested Phalaenopsis flowers and leaves

If you bring in accidentally ingested Phalaenopsis flowers or leaves, a veterinarian can confirm the type of Phalaenopsis and its toxicity.

5. Observe your dog's physical condition

After returning home from the veterinary hospital, monitor your dog's physical condition. If symptoms of poisoning appear, take your pet to the vet immediately.

If your dog accidentally ingests a Phalaenopsis orchid, don't panic and take appropriate measures. Also, if you are raising plants that are easy for dogs to accidentally ingest, take measures to prevent them from ingesting them.

Below, we will introduce specific measures to prevent the accidental ingestion of Phalaenopsis orchids.

• When walking in gardens or parks, be careful not to let your dog get close to Phalaenopsis orchids.
• If you are growing phalaenopsis in your garden, surround it with a fence or fence to prevent dogs from getting into it.
• If you decide to display cut phalaenopsis in a vase, keep it out of reach of dogs.

For your dog's health, be sure to take precautions against accidental ingestion.

I asked Google Bird what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten the flowers and leaves of my clematis. Please tell me in detail what to do.

Google Bard's answer

If your dog eats clematis flowers or leaves, you should do the following:

1. Contact a veterinary hospital immediately

Clematis contains toxic substances such as protoanemonin and hypericin, which can cause poisoning symptoms. Even if your pet does not show any symptoms, contact a veterinary hospital immediately, as the condition may become serious later on.

2. Make a note of the amount and time you eat

Knowing how much and when your dog ate can help your veterinarian provide appropriate treatment. Also, let them know what kind of clematis they accidentally ingested and if there are any other poisonous plants nearby.

3. Observe your dog

Symptoms of poisoning may include the following:

• Drool
• vomiting
• diarrhea
• Anorexia
• Loss of energy
• convulsions
• coma

If symptoms appear, take your cat to the vet immediately.

At a veterinary hospital, the following treatments may be provided:

• Administration of antiemetics
• Administration of laxatives
• Administration of activated charcoal
• Infusion therapy
• Administration of anticonvulsants
• Administration of antiarrhythmic drugs

If symptoms are severe, hospitalization may be required.

Also, to prevent accidentally eating clematis, please take the following measures.

• Keep dogs away from areas where they can eat clematis, such as gardens and parks.
• Don't leave cut clematis out for your dog to eat.
• If you use clematis flowers and leaves as potpourri or dried flowers, keep them out of reach of dogs.

If your dog accidentally ingests a clematis, don't panic and take appropriate action.

If your dog eats clematis flowers or leaves, avoid taking the following actions:

• Trying to make him vomit at home
• try to give laxatives
• give your dog water or milk

These treatments may worsen symptoms of addiction.

The specific measures to take are as follows.

1. call the veterinary hospital immediately

Call your veterinarian and tell them your dog accidentally ingested a clematis. Your veterinarian will advise you on the appropriate treatment based on your dog's condition and amount of food eaten.

2. Observe your dog

If symptoms of poisoning appear, take your pet to the vet immediately. Even if no symptoms appear, we recommend visiting a veterinary hospital just to be sure.

3. Record the amount and time you eat

Recording the amount and time your dog eats will help your veterinarian take appropriate action.

4. Bringing in accidentally ingested clematis flowers or leaves

If you bring in accidentally ingested clematis flowers or leaves, a veterinarian can confirm the type of clematis and its toxicity.

5. Observe your dog's physical condition

After returning home from the veterinary hospital, monitor your dog's physical condition. If symptoms of poisoning appear, take your pet to the vet immediately.

If your dog accidentally ingests a clematis, don't panic and take appropriate action. Also, if you are raising plants that are easy for dogs to accidentally ingest, take measures to prevent them from ingesting them.

Below, we will introduce specific measures to prevent accidental ingestion of clematis.

• When walking in the garden or park, be careful not to let your dog get close to clematis.
• If you are growing clematis in your garden, surround it with a fence or fence to prevent dogs from getting into it.
• If you display your cut clematis in a vase, keep it out of reach of dogs.

For your dog's health, be sure to take precautions against accidental ingestion.

I asked Google Bird what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten some dogwood flowers and leaves. Please tell me in detail what I should do.

Google Bard's answer

If your dog eats dogwood flowers or leaves, you should do the following:

1. Contact a veterinary hospital immediately

Dogwood contains toxic substances such as hypericin and protoanemonin, which can cause poisoning symptoms. Even if your pet does not show any symptoms, contact a veterinary hospital immediately, as the condition may become serious later on.

2. Make a note of the amount and time you eat

Knowing how much and when your dog ate can help your veterinarian provide appropriate treatment. Also, let them know the type of dogwood they accidentally ingested and if there are any other poisonous plants nearby.

3. Observe your dog

Symptoms of poisoning may include the following:

• Drool
• vomiting
• diarrhea
• Anorexia
• Loss of energy
• convulsions
• coma

If symptoms appear, take your cat to the vet immediately.

At a veterinary hospital, the following treatments may be provided:

• Administration of antiemetics
• Administration of laxatives
• Administration of activated charcoal
• Infusion therapy
• Administration of anticonvulsants
• Administration of antiarrhythmic drugs

If symptoms are severe, hospitalization may be required.

Also, to prevent accidental ingestion of dogwood, please take the following measures.

• Keep dogs away from areas where they can eat dogwood, such as gardens and parks.
• Don't leave cut dogwood out for your dog to eat.
• If you use dogwood flowers and leaves to make potpourri or dried flowers, keep them out of reach of dogs.

If your dog accidentally ingests dogwood, don't panic and take appropriate measures.

If your dog eats dogwood flowers or leaves, avoid taking the following actions.

• Trying to make him vomit at home
• try to give laxatives
• give your dog water or milk

These treatments may worsen symptoms of addiction.

The specific measures to take are as follows.

1. call the veterinary hospital immediately

Call your veterinarian and let them know that your dog accidentally ingested dogwood. Your veterinarian will advise you on the appropriate treatment based on your dog's condition and amount of food eaten.

2. Observe your dog

If symptoms of poisoning appear, take your pet to the vet immediately. Even if no symptoms appear, we recommend visiting a veterinary hospital just to be sure.

3. Record the amount and time you eat

Recording the amount and time your dog eats will help your veterinarian take appropriate action.

4. Bringing in accidentally eaten dogwood flowers and leaves

If you bring in accidentally ingested dogwood flowers or leaves, a veterinarian can check the type and toxicity of the dogwood.

5. Observe your dog's physical condition

After returning home from the veterinary hospital, monitor your dog's physical condition. If symptoms of poisoning appear, take your pet to the vet immediately.

If your dog accidentally ingests dogwood, don't panic and take appropriate measures. Also, if you are raising plants that are easy for dogs to accidentally ingest, take measures to prevent them from ingesting them.

I asked Google Bird what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten the flowers and leaves of my ranunculus. Please tell me in detail what I should do.

Google Bard's answer

If your dog eats ranunculus flowers or leaves, you should take the following steps:

1. Contact a veterinary hospital immediately

Ranunculus contains a toxic substance called cyclamine, which can cause poisoning. Even if your pet does not show any symptoms, contact a veterinary hospital immediately, as the condition may become serious later on.

2. Make a note of the amount and time you eat

Knowing how much and when your dog ate can help your veterinarian provide appropriate treatment. Also, let them know what kind of ranunculus they accidentally ingested and if there are any other poisonous plants nearby.

3. Observe your dog

Symptoms of poisoning may include the following:

• Drool
• vomiting
• diarrhea
• Anorexia
• Loss of energy
• convulsions
• coma

If symptoms appear, take your cat to the vet immediately.

At a veterinary hospital, the following treatments may be provided:

• Administration of antiemetics
• Administration of laxatives
• Administration of activated charcoal
• Infusion therapy
• Administration of anticonvulsants
• Administration of antiarrhythmic drugs

If symptoms are severe, hospitalization may be required.

Also, to prevent ingesting ranunculus by mistake, please take the following measures.

• Keep dogs away from places where they can eat ranunculus, such as gardens and parks.
• Don't leave cut ranunculus unattended so your dog can easily eat them.
• If you use ranunculus flowers and leaves as potpourri or dried flowers, keep them out of reach of dogs.

If your dog accidentally ingests a ranunculus, don't panic and take appropriate measures.

If you eat ranunculus flowers or leaves, avoid taking the following actions.

• Trying to make him vomit at home
• try to give laxatives
• give your dog water or milk

These treatments may worsen symptoms of addiction.

The specific measures to take are as follows.

1. call the veterinary hospital immediately

Call your veterinarian and let them know that your dog accidentally ingested a ranunculus. Your veterinarian will advise you on the appropriate treatment based on your dog's condition and amount of food eaten.

2. Observe your dog

If symptoms of poisoning appear, take your pet to the vet immediately. Even if no symptoms appear, we recommend visiting a veterinary hospital just to be sure.

3. Record the amount and time you eat

Recording the amount and time your dog eats will help your veterinarian take appropriate action.

4. Bringing in accidentally ingested ranunculus flowers or leaves

If you bring in accidentally ingested ranunculus flowers or leaves, a veterinarian can check the type and toxicity of the ranunculus.

5. Observe your dog's physical condition

After returning home from the veterinary hospital, monitor your dog's physical condition. If symptoms of poisoning appear, take your pet to the vet immediately.

If your dog accidentally ingests a ranunculus, don't panic and take appropriate measures. Also, if you are raising plants that are easy for dogs to accidentally ingest, take measures to prevent them from ingesting them.

I asked Google Bird what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten lily of the valley flowers and leaves. Please tell me in detail what to do.

Google Bard's answer

If your dog eats lily of the valley flowers or leaves, the following steps should be taken:

1. Contact a veterinary hospital immediately

Lily of the valley contains a toxic substance called galicin, which can cause poisoning symptoms. Even if your pet does not show any symptoms, contact a veterinary hospital immediately, as the condition may become serious later on.

2. Make a note of the amount and time you eat

Knowing how much and when your dog ate can help your veterinarian provide appropriate treatment. Also, let them know what type of lily of the valley they accidentally ingested and if there are any other poisonous plants nearby.

3. Observe your dog

Symptoms of poisoning may include the following:

• Drool
• vomiting
• diarrhea
• Anorexia
• Loss of energy
• convulsions
• coma

If symptoms appear, take your cat to the vet immediately.

At a veterinary hospital, the following treatments may be provided:

• Administration of antiemetics
• Administration of laxatives
• Administration of activated charcoal
• Infusion therapy
• Administration of anticonvulsants
• Administration of antiarrhythmic drugs

If symptoms are severe, hospitalization may be required.

In addition, to prevent accidentally ingesting lily of the valley, please take the following measures.

• Keep dogs away from areas where they can eat lily of the valley, such as gardens and parks.
• Don't leave cut lily of the valley out so your dog can easily eat it.
• If you use lily of the valley flowers and leaves as potpourri or dried flowers, keep them out of reach of dogs.

If your dog accidentally ingests lily of the valley, don't panic and take appropriate measures.

If your dog eats lily of the valley flowers or leaves, avoid taking the following actions:

• Trying to make him vomit at home
• try to give laxatives
• give your dog water or milk

These treatments may worsen symptoms of addiction.

I asked Bing AI what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten the flowers and leaves of Gypsophila. Please tell me in detail what I should do.

Bing AI answers

Hello, this is Bing. We will answer what to do if your dog eats Gypsophila flowers or leaves.

Gypsophila is a plant in the Primulaceae family, and its flowers and leaves are poisonous. Particular attention should be paid to bulbs and rhizomes. If your dog eats Gypsophila, the following symptoms may appear:

• vomiting
• diarrhea
• gastroenteritis
• muscle weakness
• convulsions
• coma

In severe cases, these symptoms can even lead to death. Therefore, please take the following measures.

1. Accurately record the time, amount, and part of food your dog ate.
2. Observe your pup and wash any visible signs of vomiting or diarrhea immediately with water.
3. Take your dog to the vet. Treatment at home is dangerous.
4. At the veterinary hospital, your pet will receive treatment such as gastric lavage and intravenous drip.
5. After treatment, patients will be examined regularly to check whether they have been poisoned and the degree of recovery.

Gypsophila may look beautiful, but there are many plants that are dangerous. Be careful not to let your pet eat flowers, leaves, etc. while walking or spending time at home. It is also important to enjoy spending time with your dog.

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I asked Bing AI what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten Margaret's flowers and leaves. Please tell me in detail what I should do.

Bing AI answers

Hello, this is Bing. We will answer what to do if your dog eats Margaret's flowers or leaves.

First, make sure your dog has eaten Margaret. Margaret is a member of the lily family, and some types are poisonous. Particular attention should be paid to bulbs and seeds. ¹

If your dog develops any of the following symptoms after eating marguerite, contact your veterinarian immediately.

• vomiting
• diarrhea
• Light-headedness
• bloody stool
• convulsions
• Dermatitis

These symptoms are called poisoning symptoms, and in severe cases can even lead to death. ²

At the veterinary hospital, we will perform procedures such as gastric lavage and intravenous drip. Treatment at home is dangerous, and it is important to receive appropriate treatment. ³

In addition to Margaret, there are many other dangerous flowers and plants. Please be careful while walking or working in the garden. ^{4 5}

The above is what to do if your dog eats marguerite flowers and leaves. We hope for your reference.

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I asked Bing AI what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten dahlia flowers and leaves. Please tell me in detail what to do.

Bing AI answers

Your question is, what should you do if your dog eats dahlia flowers or leaves? Dahlias belong to the lily family, and all parts of the dahlia are dangerous to dogs1 ^. When the ingredients in dahlias break down in your dog 's body, a highly toxic substance called hydrogen cyanide is produced ^. Hydrogen cyanide can cause symptoms such as mucous membrane hyperemia, respiratory distress, tachycardia, vomiting, and convulsions2 ^.

If your dog has eaten a dahlia, we recommend the following remedies.

• Contact a veterinary hospital as soon as possible. Even if symptoms do not appear immediately, they may become more severe ^later .
• Please take away any flowers or leaves that you have eaten. Specialized tests and treatment may be ^required4 .
• Please be able to accurately tell the time, amount, and type of food you ate. This information is very important during treatment5 ^.
• If you are treating it at home, please do not do it. Amateur treatment is dangerous and can put your dog's life at ^risk5 .

This is my answer. Your dog's health and safety should come first. We hope for your reference

I asked Bing AI what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten anemone flowers and leaves. Please tell me in detail what I should do.

Bing AI answers

Your question is, what should you do if your dog eats anemone flowers or leaves? Anemone is one of the most dangerous plants for dogs, and eating  it can cause gastrointestinal symptoms such as vomiting  and  diarrhea1 ^. Anemone leaves also   contain alkaloids, which  can cause  allergic reactions2 ^.

If your dog has eaten an anemone, we recommend the following remedies.

• First, move your dog to a quiet, dark place to calm him down. If your dog panics and tries to vomit, don't force him to vomit. Afterwards, give them some hydration.
• Next, observe your dog's physical condition and reactions. If you are experiencing vomiting or diarrhea, make sure to stay hydrated. Also, if your cat shows serious symptoms such as difficulty breathing or worsening complexion, contact a veterinary hospital immediately.
• At the veterinary hospital, your dog will undergo blood and urine tests to determine if there is an allergic reaction or poisoning. Treatments such as intravenous drips and anti-allergic drugs will be administered as necessary.
• If an allergic reaction occurs, it is important to move your pet away from the anemone that caused it. In addition, drug treatment such as anti-allergic drugs and steroids is also required.
• If there is a possibility of poisoning, treatments such as antidotes and gastric lavage may also be given. Depending on the degree of poisoning, you may be hospitalized.

The above is what to do if you eat an anemone. Your dog's health and safety should come first. We hope for your reference.

¹ : [What plants should we not eat? Flowers that you should be careful of to protect your dog...]  ² : [Foreign object accidental ingestion] What to do when a foreign object is accidentally ingested! Cases, causes, prevention methods...

I asked Bing AI what to do.

my question

My dog ​​has eaten gerbera flowers and leaves. Please tell me in detail what to do.

Bing AI answers

Hello, this is Bing. We will answer what to do if your dog eats gerbera flowers or leaves.

Gerbera is a type of herb that is loved by both humans and dogs for its aroma and taste. However, if your dog eats gerberas, they  may  experience allergic reactions  and  digestive problems1 ^.

The ingredients in Gerbera are safe for humans, but they   contain a substance called amygdalin that is safe for dogs ^. When amygdalin is broken down in your dog's body,   it produces hydrogen cyanide , a highly toxic substance2 ^. Hydrogen cyanide   can cause serious poisoning symptoms such as mucous membrane hyperemia  and  respiratory distress2 ^.

If your dog has eaten a gerbera plant, follow the steps below.

• Contact a veterinary hospital immediately  . If your pet feels unwell or has trouble breathing after eating gerbera, please contact your veterinarian immediately3 ^. At the veterinary hospital, we will use blood and urine tests to determine the presence and severity of poisoning, and if necessary , administer an intravenous drip or induce vomiting3 ^.
• Take away the flowers and leaves that you have eaten  . At your veterinary hospital, you can ask for more information. When doing so, it is important to accurately communicate what you ate, when you ate it, and how much you ^ate.3 It is also helpful to record things like ``what color'', ``what shape'', and ``what smell''3 <sup>.</sup>
• Consider measures to prevent recurrence  . There may be other dangerous flowers and grasses besides gerberas. For example, lilies, daffodils, and morning glories are all <sup>dangerous4</sup> . Hydrangeas, tulips, and bellflowers are also <sup>dangerous4</sup> . Azaleas, pansies (violas), and cherry blossoms are also <sup>dangerous4</sup> . ``Poinsettia'' and ``Higanbana'' are also <sup>dangerous4</sup> . ``Carnations'' are also ^dangerous4 . “Bracken” is also ^dangerous4 . ``Pothos'' is also ^dangerous4 . “Lilies” are also ^dangerous4 . Daffodils are also ^dangerous4 . Morning glory is also ^dangerous4 . Hydrangeas (hydrangeas) are also ^dangerous4 . “Tulips” are also ^dangerous4 . The bellflower is also ^dangerous4 .

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