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Something I just recently found out from my Vet. Japanese Yew are highly toxic and can kill a full grow cow.The older they become,the more lethal they are. 2/5th's of an ounce can kill a Dog. My neighbor had one of these trees,we just finished taking the thing out. It is about 35 years old.Last Nov,this March and then again on Tuesday of this week, my Dog becomes lethargic,very slow heart beat,dialated pupils and non active. Take him to the Vet,go through everything that's in my backyard he can access, then I mention the neighbors Yew. He checks on line data base, comes back and the symtoms fit. We were lucky to get the same Dr. each time and he put 2 and 2 together. My Dog must be part Beaver, he's always got a stick in his mouth. Glad that mystery is solved. The same neighbor had a Golden Retriver for 13 years,died last summer of unknown cause. Wonder ????????????????            Keep your pets safe!



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Interesting post John , i didn't know about the toxicity of Yew trees, sounds like pretty potent stuff!!
Glad to hear your'e dog is ok!!

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sasquatch wrote:

Interesting post John , i didn't know about the toxicity of Yew trees, sounds like pretty potent stuff!!
Glad to hear your'e dog is ok!!


        I covered the cost of removal; I spent that much @ the Vet anyway. Just glad the piece of $hit is gone. Nieghbour is a real "different" type confuse

        Another reason I want to MOVE!



-- Edited by JPB on Friday 11th of April 2014 08:53:38 AM

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Thank you for posting that information John, I wasn't aware of that! Good to hear your dog is ok. Our dog is a Schnauzer/ Beaver, she is continually picking up sticks when we go for a walk, will have to put a stop to that! Used gum is another one of her favorite finds.

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My Shi Tzu is always sniffing for rabbit sh!t.....Doesnt hurt her but gives her bad breath.

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Dave Scott has a beaver. He uses it to cut the metal frame on his car....

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poncho62 wrote:

My Shi Tzu is always sniffing for rabbit sh!t.....Doesnt hurt her but gives her bad breath.


 I think it as breed is named properly at least sheets ewe.LOL



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Got any pics of the Japanese Yew? I have all kinds of shrubs/trees, that I don't know what they are. I'm very limited when it comes to horticulture.



-- Edited by Gazoo on Friday 11th of April 2014 07:17:49 PM

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thanks for the info john

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13 yrs is about the life span of golden retrievers, last one we had was 13.



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I think they get little red berries too
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the yew gets the berries not the golden retrievers

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I Googled it, kinda looks like the shrubs I have in the front, but I don't recall seeing red berries on them.

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2 leaf.jpgSure the leaf doesnt look like this?



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