Will eating goldenrod harm your dog?

Yes, eating goldenrod can be toxic to dogs. The plant contains a substance called tremetol, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, salivation, and even liver and kidney damage in severe cases. If you think your dog has eaten goldenrod, contact your veterinarian immediately. Here are some tips to prevent your dog from eating goldenrod:

- Keep your dog away from areas where goldenrod grows.

- If you have goldenrod in your garden, remove it or fence it off so that your dog can't reach it.

- Teach your dog to stay away from plants.

- If you see your dog chewing on a plant, take it away and contact your veterinarian.