rockin'robin
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Thinking of my Jaguars and how they have really sucked in previous years...and they're gonna suck this year too....
I wish I can buy a kayak now so I can spend time on the Chesapeake Bay.
It was a reply to my post, in the school application, they have two choices , couple or single? They don't use "married" anymore
i love the weather in california, just warm-hot temp at 80's..
dont be jealous, haha
katz4life said:It was a reply to my post, in the school application, they have two choices , couple or single? They don't use "married" anymore
I know. My reply was to Derek. My reply was off topic indirectly.
you can rent one at some sport stores.
My dogs are weird. The two girls are quarreling over a green tomato that they brought in from the garden.
Tomato plants are toxic to people too.
Tomato fruits are not toxic to people or dogs.
Green tomatoes are toxic to dogs.
Tomato and Dogs - Are Tomatoes Poisonous to Dogs and Cats?Poisonous to: Cats, Dogs, Cows
Common signs to watch for:
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Lethargy
Weakness
Confusion
The ripened fruit of this plant (the commonly eaten tomato) is considered non-toxic but the green parts of the plant contain solanine, a glycoalkoloid. Solanine is also found in many other plants from the Solanaceae family, including the potato plant (green parts only). Typically, when ingested by dogs and cats, it rarely results in toxicity. A large amount needs to be ingested (e.g., chronically in cattle) for solanine to result in severe poisoning. Ingestion can cause severe gastrointestinal distress (e.g., vomiting, diarrhea), lethargy, weakness, and even confusion.
No, they really are not. The green plant is, but not the tomato, and a large quantity would need to be eaten.
Hostas, however are very bad, and we removed a huge planting of hostas from the backyard this year as the puppy ate some and was quite sick.
Tomato and Dogs - Are Tomatoes Poisonous to Dogs and Cats?