Eucalyptus?

[fire-eyez]

:wave123 hey everyone I was just wondering if my grey and even flyers could have eucalyptus leaves, brances, and sticks....I order some for my suggies and they love it but i wanted to make sure it was safe for my grey and flyers...:thankyou

[fire-eyez]

well spoke to the guy who sells them andhe said he see's wild squirrels all the time around the eucalyptus branches and leaves....i guess nobody knows?:thinking

[Rhapsody]

Based off the SPCA website they toxic to a few animals, therefore, I would be weary of giving them to squirrels @ http://www.aspca.org/Pet-care/poison-control/Plants/eucalyptus.aspx (but they are great for keeping bugs/pest away).

Eucalyptus

Toxicity: Toxic to Horses, Toxic to Cats, Toxic to Dogs
Toxic Principles: Essential oils (eucalyptol)
Clinical Signs: Salivation, vomiting, diarrhea, depression, weakness

[harrygail1987]

Eucalyptus is a diverse genus of flowering trees in the myrtle family, Myrtaceae. It is an open-source of infrastructure for the implementation of cloud computing on computer clusters. Really it is the novel by Australian novelist Murray Bail. And the book released in 1990 by Nemesis Records. Its grows to average heights approaching 100 feet.

[JLM27]

I wouldn't try it unless you KNOW they are safe. Guessing won't cut it if one of them goes down.

[island rehabber]

Eucalyptus is a diverse genus of flowering trees in the myrtle family, Myrtaceae. It is an open-source of infrastructure for the implementation of cloud computing on computer clusters. Really it is the novel by Australian novelist Murray Bail. And the book released in 1990 by Nemesis Records. Its grows to average heights approaching 100 feet.

These forum spammers make me nuts. You're outta here, harry :shakehead

[crazysquirrels]

Eucalyptus is a diverse genus of flowering trees in the myrtle family, Myrtaceae. It is an open-source of infrastructure for the implementation of cloud computing on computer clusters. Really it is the novel by Australian novelist Murray Bail. And the book released in 1990 by Nemesis Records. Its grows to average heights approaching 100 feet.
WHAT?????????

[crazysquirrels]

We need a Bay Area person for this question.

[fire-eyez]

i have been searching everywhere...still cant find a definitive answer? has anyone found a definitive answer?...

[crazysquirrels]

Not yet. I don't ever remember seeing squirrels while near the beach. So many Eucalyptus tree's by the ocean.

[fire-eyez]

I know diesel is dying for some lol he tries to steal it from the gliders cage :( i have been looking all over the internet and it doesnt mention anything about squirrels and eucalyptus

[Scooterzmom]

Whenever I have a doubt about some kind of food being risky or not I always ask myself "How would I feel if he got ill or died from it, how could I forgive myself if I had doubts but went aheaqd anyway?" In other words, I always say "When in doubt, leave it out"


IMPO I would not risk pain for your babies and for yourself if something did happen as a result of toxicity. :tilt

[fire-eyez]

yea thats why I am trying to research it because I am curious as well to know...is there anyone I could contact to find out maybe fish and wildlife? I mean becaus what if they can have it....BUT BELIEVE ME HE WONT GET ANY!!UNTIL I KNOW FOR SURE....i guess this is going to turn into a real research question lol