Wild radish (Raphanus rhaphinistrum) is a plant that is potentially poisonous to dogs and cats. The toxin found in wild radish has the chemical name glucosinolates. This toxin can cause gastritis and liver and kidney disorders in dogs and cats. If your pet consumes this plant, please take it to your veterinarian right away so that the correct veterinary care can be determined and given.
What is Wild radish?
Wild radish ( Raphanus rhaphinistrum) is a wild plant that is poisonous to dogs and cats. The toxin in wild radish is glucoiberin-like alkaloids, which can cause vomiting, muscle spasms, and diarrhea if ingested. If your pet gets into a patch of wild radish, contact your veterinarian or the Pet Poison Helpline immediately.