Risks
- All parts of the lesser celandine are poisonous to dogs as they produce a toxin called protoanemonin.
- The lesser celandine becomes more toxic once it has flowered since the amount of protoanemonin it produces increases.
- Consuming the plant will result in vomiting and diarrhea in canines.
- Skin contact with the lesser celandine’s sap can cause skin irritation.
