Some frogs in Florida carry toxins that can harm pets and people.
Poisonous species like the Cuban tree frog release irritants when touched.
Keep kids and pets away from unfamiliar frogs to avoid risks.
If skin contact happens, wash the area with soap and water quickly.
Seek medical help if symptoms like swelling or difficulty breathing occur.
Reduce encounters by eliminating frog-friendly habitats like standing water.
Always wear gloves when handling frogs or working in damp outdoor spaces.