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- Vomiting
- Nausea
- Diarrhea
- Drooling
- There may be lack of appetite after eating the plant
- Pawing at mouth or face
- Your dog may feel pain at site of contact on the skin
- Protoanemonin is slightly soluble in water
- The clematis leaves are thought to be the most toxic part of the plant
- The leaves, when crushed as bitten or chewed, will cause irritation upon contact
- Ingestion of a large amount can cause a burning sensation in the mouth
- Protoanemonin is known to cause nausea
- Animals tend to avoid this plant
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