Substances and their sources

Rosemary

Rosmarinus officinalis

Also called: fresh rosemary · rosemary sprig · anthos · Rosmarinus officinalis

Dog

No described toxicity

Described signs

Not listed as toxic in the ASPCA plant database. The plant and the kitchen sprig are one thing; rosemary essential oil —and the diffusers, candles and air fresheners that carry its scent— are a very different thing and are not covered here. Eating plant material from any plant can cause vomiting and stomach upset.

Source

Cat

No described toxicity

Described signs

Not listed as toxic in the ASPCA plant database. The plant and the kitchen sprig are one thing; rosemary essential oil —and the diffusers, candles and air fresheners that carry its scent— are a very different thing, they are not covered here, and cats are especially sensitive to essential oils. Eating plant material from any plant can cause vomiting and stomach upset.

Source

This is a compendium of public veterinary sources, not a diagnosis. The weight of your pet changes what a dose means.

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