Is St John’S Wort Poisonous To Dogs?
What does St John’s wort look like in winter?
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During the white season, if not blanketed by feet of snow, the dried stalks of Common St. John’s-wort can still be recognized. Look for 2-3′ tall, round-stemmed stalks with numerous, oppositely arranged, up-swept branches topped with 1/4 tall
reddish-brown
three-parted capsules containing many tiny seeds.
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Will St John’s wort hurt my dog?
Do not give St. John’s Wort to your dog unless you have talked to your veterinarian first. A vet will be able to advise you and let you know if it is a good idea to use the herb, and most importantly, will advise on the dosage required for your dog.S
How long does St John’s wort live?
~10 years
What does St John’s wort Bush look like?
John’s-wort is a very small, mound-shaped, deciduous shrub, to 3 ft. tall, with dense, upright branching and exfoliating, red to purple bark. Smooth, dark- to blue-green, fine-textured foliage becomes yellow-green in fall. Large, yellow flowers occur singly or in few-flowered clusters.A
