Fatty Stool â Causes of Steatorrhea, Greasy, Oily Bowel Movements. The term âfatty stoolâ is used to describe stool that is greasy or oily, often floats and is bulky. The medical term for this type of fatty stool is steatorrhea. It may also appear frothy, gray to pale yellow.
Types of Plants. Plants such as aloe, agave, prickly pear, hollies, barberries, evergreen huckleberry or other succulents can be planted as a border to keep dogs out of a garden, as well as hedges to physically block the animal.
1 Plant Guide (PDF) The Indiana Poison Center has a handout listing indoor and outdoor plants that are toxic to people and pets, categorized by toxicity and environment. 2  House Plant List Search for your houseplants in this searchable list from The University of Kansas Hospital to confirm their pet-safety level. Poisonous Houseplants Affecting Dogs This page provides a partial list of common plants that are poisonous to dogs. 2  Plants Toxic to Dogs (PDF) The Washington Area Humane Society has a long list of plants that are toxic to dogs, providing both the scientific and commonly known plant names.