25/04/2026
A heartbreaking reminder this spring
As tulip fields come into bloom, many people are heading out to enjoy their beauty, but they can pose a very real danger to our dogs.
This week, BBC News reported the tragic death of a dog after ingesting part of a tulip plant, a devastating reminder of how serious this risk can be.
Tulips are toxic to dogs, especially the bulbs, and can cause vomiting, diarrhoea, drooling and, in severe cases, heart or breathing complications.
We would strongly advise not taking your dog to tulip fields or similar attractions. It simply isn’t worth the risk.
If you believe your dog has eaten any part of a tulip, please contact your vet immediately.
We share this not to alarm, but to help keep dogs safe. A little extra awareness can make all the difference.
