A partial list of the more common plants, locations and symptoms that are poison to llamas:
Plant | Location(s) | Signs | Arrowgrass | Meadows, low to moderate elevation | Muscle twitching, convulsions, difficult breathing | Mountain Laurel, Black Laurel, Labrador Tea, Rhododendron | Mountains of NW and east. Also ornamental. | Violent vomiting and retching, colic, loss of appetite, muscle twitches | Tobacco Tree or Tobacco | Waste places | Convulsions, then depression and sweating | Oleander, Foxglove | Ornamental | Difficult breathing, heart failure, colic, diarrhea, blue membranes of the mouth | Castrobean | Ornamental | Severe diarrhea | Wild Cherry, Choke Cherry | Existing everywhere | Difficult breathing, convulsions, bright red blood and rapid death. | Jimsonweed | Existing everywhere | Dry mucous membranes, dilated pupils, disorganized behavior and excessively excitable | Nightshade | Existing everywhere | Vomiting, weakness, groaning | Water hemlock | Existing everywhere | Foaming at mouth, convulsion, muscle twitching, death in 15-30 minutes | False hellebore, Corn lilly | High mountains and meadows | Vomiting, salivation, convulsions, fast irregular pulse | Death camas, Sandcorn | Hills, fields, meadows in Spring | Foaming at mouth, convulsions, vomiting, fast weak pulse | Dogbane, Indian Hemp | Existing everywhere | Convulsions, vomiting, diarrhea, irregular pulse | Western Sneezeweed | High mountain meadows | Vomiting, frothing at the mouth, depression, coughing, weak and irregular pulse |
provided by Tracy Pearson, Pearson Pond Ranch |