Are the leaves of umbrella plant poison to cockatoo,if digested?

my cockatoo got into a n umbrella plant,and shred some leaves. i hope she didn't eat any of it.can anyone tell me if it is poison to my parrot

Are the leaves of umbrella plant poison to cockatoo,if digested?
I think so. Get to a vet quickly. It doesn't have to be an avian vet.
Reply:Yes, umbrella plant is toxic to your parrot. You should take your bird to your vet and let them know exactly what plant it was so they can treat it immediately.





For future reference, here is a list of all toxic plants in alphabetical order for you;





ARUM LILY


AMARYLLIS


ARALIA


ARROWHEAD VINE


AUTUMN CROCUS


AUSTRALIAN


FLAMETREE


AUSTRALIAN UMBRELLA TREE


AVOCADO


AZALEA


BANEBERRY


BEANS: (CASTOR, HORSE, FAVA, BROAD, GLORY, SCARLET RUNNER, MESCAL, NAVY, PREGATORY


BIRD OF PARADISE


BISHOP'S WEED


BLACK LAUREL


BLACK LOCUST


BLEEDING HEART OR DUTCHMAN'S BREECHES


BLOODROOT


BLUEBONNET


BLUEGREEN ALGAE


BOXWOOD


BRACKEN FERN


BUCKTHORN


BULB FLOWERS: (AMARYLLIS, DAFFODIL, NARCISSUS, HYACINTH %26amp; IRIS)


BURDOCK


BUTTERCUP


CACAO


CAMEL BUSH


CASTOR BEAN


CALADIUM


CANA LILY


CARDINAL FLOWER


CHALICE (TRUMPET VINE)


CHERRY TREE


CHINA BERRY TREE


CHRISTMAS CANDLE


CLEMATIS ( VIRGINIA BOWER)


CLIVIA


COCKLEBUR


COFFEE (SENNA)


COFFEE BEAN (RATTLEBUSH, RATTLE BOX %26amp;


COFFEEWEED


CORAL PLANT


CORIANDER


CORNCOCKLE


COYOTILLO


COWSLIP


CUTLEAF PHILODENDRON


DAFFODIL


DAPHNE


DATURA STRAMONIUM (ANGEL'S TRUMPET)


DEATH CAMUS


DELPHINIUM


DEVIL'S IVY


DIEFFENBACHIA (DUMB CANE)


ELDERBERRY


ELEPHANT EAR (TARO)


ENGLISH IVY


ERGOT


EUCALYPTUS (DRIED, DYED OR TREATED IN


LORAL ARRANGEMENTS)


EUONYMUS (SPINDLE TREE)


EUPHORBIA CACTUS


FALSE HELLEBORE


FLAME TREE


FELT PLANT (MATERNITY, AIR %26amp; PANDA


LANTS)


FIG (WEEPING)


FIRE THORN


FLAMINGO FLOWER


FOUR O'CLOCK


FOXGLOVE


GLOTTIDIUM


GOLDEN CHAIN


GRASS: (JOHNSON, SORGHUM , SUDAN %26amp; BROOM CORN)


GROUND CHERRY


HEATHS: (KALMIA, LEUCOTHO, PEIRES, RHODODENDRON, MTN. LAUREL , BLACK LAUREL , ANDROMEDA %26amp; AZALEA)


HELIOTROPE


HEMLOCK: (POISON %26amp; WATER)


HENBANE


HOLLY


HONEYSUCKLE


HORSE CHESTNUT


HORSE TAIL


HOYA


HYACINTH


HYDRANGEA


IRIS


IVY: (ENGLISH %26amp; OTHERS)


JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT


JASMINE (JESSAMINE)


JERUSALEM CHERRY


JIMSONWEED


JUNIPER


KY. COFFEE TREE


LANTANA (RED SAGE)


LARKSPUR


LILY OF THE VALLEY


LILY, ARUM


LOBELIA


LOCOWEED (MILK VETCH)


LOCUSTS, BLACK/ HONEY


LORDS %26amp; LADIES (CUCKOOPINT)


LUPINE


MALANGA


MARIJUANA (HEMP)


MAYAPPLE (MANDRAKE)


MEXICAN BREADFRUIT


MEXICAN POPPY


MILKWEED, COTTON BUSH


MISTLETOE


MOCK ORANGE


MONKSHOOD


MOONSEED


MORNING GLORY


MTN. LAUREL


MUSHROOMS, AMANITA


MYRTLE


NARCISSUS


NETTLES


NIGHTSHADES: (DEADLY, BLACK, GARDEN, WOODY, BITTERSWEET, EGGPLANT, JERUSALEM CHERRY)


OAK


OLEANDER


OXALIS


PARSLEY


PEACE LILY


PERIWINKLE


PHILODENDRONS: ( SPLIT LEAF, SWISS CHEESE, HEART- LEAF)


PIGWEED


POINCIANA


POINSETTIA


POISON IVY


POISON HEMLOCK


POISON OAK: (WESTERN %26amp; EASTERN)


POKEWEED


POTATO SHOOTS


POTHOS


PRIVET


PYRACANTHA


RAIN TREE


RANUNCULUS, BUTTERCUP


RAPE


RATTLEBOX, CROTALARIA


RED MAPLE


RED SAGE (LANTANA)


RHUBARB LEAVES


RHODODENDRONS


ROSARY PEA SEEDS


SAND BOX TREE


SKUNK CABBAGE


SORREL (DOCK)


SNOW DROP


SPURGES: (PENCIL TREE, SNOW-ON-MTN, CANDELABRA, CROWN OF THORNS)


STAR OF BETHLEHEM


SWEET PEA


SWISS CHEESE PLANT (MONSTERA)


TANSY RAGWORT


TOBACCO


UMBRELLA PLANT


VETCH: HAIRY/COMMON


VIRGINIA CREEPER


WATTLE


WEEPING FIG


WHITE CEDAR, CHINA BERRY


WISTERIA


YEWS


YELLOW JASMINE





Hope this helps for the future!
Reply:There are several plants with the common name "Umbrella plant." If yours is a house plant, it's most likely a Schefflera, and is non-toxic (assuming it isn't full of nasty chemicals from the grower, as many comercially grown house plants are). However, several other "umbrella plants" (e.g., Podophyllum species) are extremely toxic.





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