Risks
- The corkscrew willow is a natural source of salicylate, which is a compound used to make aspirin. While this substance is safe in small doses, ingesting large quantities of it can cause poisoning in dogs.
- Early clinical signs of salicylate poisoning due to ingestion of corkscrew willow are inappetence, vomiting, and diarrhea.
- Without proper treatment, it can affect the central nervous system function of dogs. Adverse reactions like mobility issues, weakness, and collapse are likely to occur.
