If this plant is consumed by a pet, it can cause any of the following symptoms for up to two weeks. • Burning of the mouth, throat, lips, and tongue • Drooling • Swelling of the throat • Difficulty swallowing If a pet has ingested this plant, it can be dealt with by rinsing out their mouth with water and giving them a dairy product (cheese, yogurt, milk) to eat. Benadryl will help reduce swelling and keep the airways open. If symptoms grow worse, it is advised to contact a veterinarian or Animal Poison Control.