Of course, there are other garden hazards besides plants. In the summer Dr. Crimi sees more bee stings than plant poisoning cases. Dogs like to bite at them while they are flying. Again, getting to a veterinarian is very important. Some dogs, like humans, are allergic to bee stings, and drug injections might be needed.
Compost piles are another hazard.
Although many animals are attracted to them, it's best to steer pets away because the bacteria that break down garbage produce toxins. Insecticides are a third garden hazard if they contain pyrethrin. Pyrethrin is a neurological toxin that has natural and synthetic forms. Keep your pets out of vegetable and flower gardens. Encase compost piles or use commercially-made containers.