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My dachshund is recovering from the poison of a bufo toad, a huge toad originally from S America. (They are only in Florida in the US and are cold intolerant.) My Pepper is 13 years old and 11 pounds, so it could have easily killed her. She apparently either licked or tried to attack it, (it was dark so I couldn't see). I hosed out her mouth and nose when I saw the big toad hopping along and figured out why Pepper was freaking out. She showed the signs of poisoning, and she is still really weak and twitchy, but she eats, walks (slowly unless she's excited) and eliminates. The vet gave her iv fluids, gave me some meds for her and let me take her home.
Now they tell me I'm supposed to find this toad or toads and kill them because they are toxic to local wildlife like snakes, birds, etc., as well as the house pets. I have tons of different frogs, toads, lizards, snakes (black racers that I know of), birds, squirrels, etc. I am not going to kill any toads.
Now they tell me I'm supposed to find this toad or toads and kill them because they are toxic to local wildlife like snakes, birds, etc., as well as the house pets. I have tons of different frogs, toads, lizards, snakes (black racers that I know of), birds, squirrels, etc. I am not going to kill any toads.