Scientific name: Incilius marmoreus
Amphibians
Toxic
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Toxic
Mild discomfort
Like all toads, its skin produces defensive secretions that can irritate the mouth and eyes; simply don't handle it, and wash your hands if you do. Keep dogs from mouthing it — if one does, rinse its mouth out with water.
Source: Merck Veterinary Manual — Toad Poisoning in Dogs and Cats
Seen here
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138 verified records
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Recorded from April to January
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