Adventuring with your furry friend can be fun, but it can also turn sour quickly if they come into contact with a poisonous plant. Dangerous plants can be found anywhere: residential areas, beaches, parks, and of course, the woods. Knowing how to identify toxic plants is a valuable skill that can help protect you and your pets. New Jersey is home to many toxic plants that can make your cats and dogs sick. If your pet ingests or touches any of these plants, watch them carefully for symptoms or take them to the vet. Here are some common poisonous plants pet parents should watch out for in the state. Monkshood Foxglove Hemlock Poison ivy Poison sumac Daffodils Tulips Lilies