Veterinarians are sounding the alarm for pet owners to watch out for toxic cane toads as the rainy season continues.

Toxic bufo toads taking over south Florida community 00:38. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. ... "It's not 100's, you're talking 1,000 of these little baby frogs," said resident Carollyn Rice.

Thousands of poisonous baby toads have reportedly overrun a Florida suburb and residents are fed up. The bufo toads, also known as cane toads, started showing up at Jennie Quasha’s home in the ...

Thousands of poisonous baby Bufo toads have been clogging pools and patios and swarming the ... PALM BEACH GARDENS — An infestation of baby toads in a Palm Beach Gardens neighborhood has left ...

"It's not 100's, you're talking 1,000 of these little baby frogs," said resident Carollyn Rice. Toad Busters, a toad removal company, says these are cane toads, also known as Bufo toads, which ...

Florida pet owners beware. The poisonous Bufo toad, which is toxic to most animals that bite or eat them, has been appearing in record numbers around Florida areas this year.

It's rush hour in Philadelphia for thousands of baby toads. ... eat mosquitoes and grow up to be full-sized American toads (bufo Americanus). After a couple of years, ...

VALRICO (FOX 13) - There's a threat in your backyard. It's seemingly innocent and common but it can kill your pet in a matter of minutes. Bufo toads make a lot of dogs sick this time of year ...

Bufo toads, also known as marine toads or cane toads or more scientifically, Rhinella marina, were introduced to Florida in the 1930s as part of a failed attempt to control pests in sugarcane fields.

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link A community in Palm Beach, Florida, is overrun with poisonous bufo toads, CBS News reports. The toads, which secrete poison, poses the ...

Bufo started up the hill, and a thousand baby toads swarmed up the bank beside him. Some of them had not entirely absorbed their tails. All of them were dark and moist.

The bufo toads pose a particular risk to dogs. Toxic toads are returning to South Florida in growing numbers as the region falls back into its warm, rainy summer season, experts say, and they want ...