A three-year-old springer spaniel named Bobby died shortly after visiting a tulip festival in West Yorkshire, with no prior health issues, shortly after leaving the flower fields. His death was later attributed to tulip toxicity. Tulips contain compounds that are toxic to dogs and cats, particularly concentrated in the bulbs. The entire plant-petals, leaves, and surrounding soil can also pose a threat. Dogs can't dig up and eat the bulbs, but simply sniffing, licking, or ingesting small amounts of contaminated soil can expose them to harmful substances. The warning comes as a reminder that even the most picturesque settings can carry hidden risks.