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    Hibiscus is toxic to cats and dogs i think. Its ok for her to eat them?

    She is awfully cute tho, that enclosure he built was very cool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    Hibiscus is toxic to cats and dogs i think. Its ok for her to eat them?

    She is awfully cute tho, that enclosure he built was very cool.
    Hibiscus is on the "ok list" for most (maybe all) torts/turtles. In fact, it a favorite for most!

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