Are weeping ***** willows toxic to pets? (cats, plant, dogs, cats)

[chattyneighbor]

Are weeping ***** willows toxic to pets? Or for that matter - any kind of ***** willow? Thanks.

[Stagemomma]

I'm seriously going to spend the rest of my evening trying to figure out what ***** means.

[Irononehuh]

Originally Posted by Stagemomma

I'm seriously going to spend the rest of my evening trying to figure out what ***** means.

Another name for a cat

[MyNameIsBellaMia]

P. U. S. S. Y.

[nuts2uiam]

Originally Posted by Stagemomma

I'm seriously going to spend the rest of my evening trying to figure out what ***** means.

Google Salix discolor, .

The answer is they "can" be, so it is best to keep your dogs and cats away from them. Different breeds will react differently to it. When I grew up, I had a dog that loved grapes, but he would not pierce a grape, you had to break it for him. Years later, I learned a friend lost his dog after he ate a grape.

[Stagemomma]

I must be tired.

[Bungalove]

Gosh, I figured it was just a cuss word because they hated weeping willows - shows where my mind goes.

[in_newengland]

That's got to be one of the funniest things I've ever seen on CD. You can't say (Here we go) ***** willow. I said it. Now let's see how it came out.

[MyNameIsBellaMia]

That's nothing. Here, you can't call a female dog a *****. I have had female dogs that I regularly entered in Open ***** in dog shows. I guess I wouldn't be able to talk about it here.


Open *****
American Bred *****
Bred by Exhibitor *****
Winner's *****


All those ribbons and I can't even talk about it.


lolol

[chattyneighbor]

Originally Posted by Stagemomma

I'm seriously going to spend the rest of my evening trying to figure out what ***** means.

LOL LOL - I never dreamed they would ***** that because it is the name of the plant - another name for a feline cat I guess - LOL or the **** would be a naughty slang word I suppose if your mind is so disposed. Never even dawned on me till you pointed out the *****