Quick Answer
Yes, yucca gigantea is toxic to dogs and cats. If your pet has ingested yucca gigantea, contact your veterinarian or pet poison control immediately.
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Saponins are glycosides produced for self-defense against being eaten in the wild. They have a "foaming" quality, and can cause gastrointestinal irritation.
Rinse your pet's mouth thoroughly with water. If your pet is having a severe reaction, they may require hospitalization and supportive care.
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Last updated: 7/7/2024
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