We usually place a bunch of fresh cut flowers around our house to add colors. A lovely welcoming touch to every home.
However have we thought of that those lovely flowers can potentially be toxic for cats ?
Stomach upsets, vomiting may result from daffodils. In a worst case scenario, if your cat eats the foliage, flowers or pods. Aloe Vera can be toxic for cats as well.
A list of some of the many plants that are potentially toxic for cats and should be avoided below.
Be especially careful with all lilies (marked *). All parts of these plants (flowers, leaves and stems) are extremely toxic to cats and have caused tragic deaths.
Immediate veterinary consultation must be readily accessible if your cat eats or comes in contact with any of these plants or any other dangerous items.
👉 Flowering Plants:
🌺 Amaryllis
🌺 Hyacinth
🌺 Asian Lily*
🌺 Hydrangea
🌺 Autumn Crocus
🌺 Iris
🌺 Bird of Paradise
🌺 Kalanchoe
🌺 Climbing Lily*
🌺 Lily of the Valley*
🌺 Cyclamen
🌺 Narcissus
🌺 Daffodil
🌺 Poinsettia
🌺 Day Lily*
🌺 Rubrum Lily*
🌺Easter Lily*
🌺 Stargazer Lily*
🌺 Elephant Ear
🌺 Tiger Lily*
🌺 Tulip
🌺 Gladiola
🌺 Wood Lily*
👉 Ferns:
🌱 Asparagus Fern
🌱 Emerald Feather
🌱 Plumosa Fern
🌱 Lace Fern
👉Indoor Plants:
🌱 Aglaonema
🌱 Dracaena Fragrans
🌱 Arrowhead Vine
🌱 Dracaena Marginata
🌱 Dracaena Deremensis
👉 Perennials:
🌱 Aloe Vera
🌱 Morning Glory
🌱 Anthurium
🌱 Mother-in-law's Tongue
🌱 Arum or Calla Lily
🌱 Nightshade
🌱 Hellebore
🌱 Pussy's Ears
👉 Succulents:
🌵 Aloe Vera
🌵 Crown of Thorns
🌵 Firestick
🌵 Pencil Tree Plant
🌵 Pencil Cactus
🌵 Panda Plant
🌵 Mother of Thousands
🌵 Mother of Millions
🌵 Devil’s Backbone
🌵 Chandelier Plant
🌵 Jade Plant
🌵 Snake Plant
🌵 Silver Jade Plant
🌵 String of Pearls
🌵 String of Peas Plant