What flowers & plants are poisonous to cats, my cat eats any flower, scared she will make herself ill?

Here are some plants that are poisonous to cats:








Amaryllis causes - Stomach and intestinal upset (vomiting, diarrhea)





AzaleaCauses - In-coordination, trembling, collapse





Cactus Causes - Punctures skin, infection





Caladium causes- Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, shaking head, difficulty breathing





Creeping Charlie causes - Vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain, cramps





Easter Lily - All parts can cause kidney failure





Dieffenbachia - Affects central nervous system





Ivy causes - Vomiting, diarrhea, excitable behavior





Mistletoe causes - Ingesting berries can cause vomiting, diarrhea, blistering in the mouth, difficulty breathing





Philodendron causes - Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, shaking head, difficulty breathing





Poinsettia causes - vomiting, diarrhea, blistering in the mouth, difficulty breathing. Check out this website for more!


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Read these all very carefully. They sell cat grass and live catnip in stores that your cats can have instead. Hope this helps!What flowers %26amp; plants are poisonous to cats, my cat eats any flower, scared she will make herself ill?
Heres a link to a website which has a list of poisonous plants to cats hope it helpsWhat flowers %26amp; plants are poisonous to cats, my cat eats any flower, scared she will make herself ill?
cats are smart enough to know what to eat and what not to eat. but the fact she is eating plants shows she is lacking those nutrients in her diet.





might want to look into cat grass, letting her out for normal grass or even looking into the indoor food that is based on grass.





most cats eat grass and plants when they aren't feeling well....as they help ease the stomach.
elephant ears and cladiums poinsitas are poisionus they can harm or cause her or he to throw up or worse so make sure u dont have those in your back yard
pointaettas are poisonousto cats .... and that is all i can think of now
House plants








Amaryllis


Aphelandra


Castor Oil Plant, see Ricinus


Christmas Cherry, see Solanum


Chrysanthemum, see Dendranthema


Codiaeum


Croton, see Codiaeum


Cyclamen


Dumb cane, see Dieffenbachia


Dieffenbachia *


Devil's Ivy, see Epipremnum aureum


Elephant's Ear, see Alocasia, Caladium


Epipremnum aureum


Ferns


Holly, see Ilex


Hypoestes phyllostachya


Hyacinthus


Ivy, see Hedera


Mistletoe, see Viscum


Nerium oleander


Oleander see Nerium


Ornithogalum


Poinsettia, see Euphorbia


Senecio


Star of Bethlehem, see Ornithogalum umbellatum


Umbrella Plant, see Schefflera


Zebra Plant, see Aphelandra





Garden plants








Abrus precatorius


Aconitum *


Actaea


Aesculus


Agrostemma githago


Aleurites


Allium


Alocasia


Alstroemeria *


Anagallis


Anemone


Angel's Trumpets, see Brugmansia


Angel Wings, see Caladium


Apricot, see Prunus armeniaca


Aquilegia


Arisaema


Arum


Astragalus


Atropa


Avocado, see Persea americana


Azalea, see Rhododendron


Baneberry, see Actaea


Bird of Paradise, see Strelitzia


Black-eyed Susan, see Thunbergia


Bloodroot, see Sanguinaria


Box, see Buxus


Broom, see Cytisus


Brugmansia


Bryony


Buckthorn, see Rhamnus


Burning Bush, see Dictamnus


Buttercup, see Ranunculus


Buxus


Cherry Laurel see Prunus laurocerasus


Chincherinchee see Ornithogalum


Caesalpinia


Caladium


Caltha *


Catharanthus


Celastrus


Centaurea cyanus


Cestrum


Chrysanthemum see Dendranthema


Clematis


Colchicum


Columbine see Aquilegia


Conium


Convallaria majalis


Corncockle, see Agrostemma githago


Cornflower, see Centaurea cyanus


Cotoneaster


Crocus, see Colchicum


x Cupressocyparis leylandii *


Cyclamen


Cytisus


Daffodil, see Narcissus


Daphne *


Datura *


Delphinium


Delonix


Dendranthema *


Dicentra


Dictamnus


Digitalis


Echium *


Euonymus


Euphorbia *


Elder, see Sambucus


False acacia, see Robinia


Fems


Ficus


Flax see Linum


Frangula see Rhamnus


Fremontodendron *


Foxglove see Digitalis


Four o'clock: see Mirabilis jalapa


Galanthus


Gaultheria


Giant Hog Weed, see Heracleum mantegazzianum


Gloriosa superba


Glory Lily see Gloriosa


Hedera *


Helleborus *


Hemlock, see Conium


Henbane, see Hyoscyamus


Heracleum mantegazzianum


Hippeastrum


Holly, see Ilex


Horse-chestnut, see Aesculus


Hyacinthus


Hydrangea


Hyoscyamus











Impatiens


Ipomoea


Iris


Ivy, see Hedera


Ilex


Jasminum


Juniperus sabina


Kalmia


Laburnum


Lantana


Lathyrus


Larkspur, see Delphinium


Lilium


Lily of the Valley, see Convallaria


Linum


Ligustrum


Lobelia (except bedding Lobelia) *


Lords and Ladies (Cuckoo pint), see Arum


Lupinus


Lycopersicon *


Lysichiton


Madagascar periwinkle, see Catharanthus


Marigold, see Tagetes


Melia


Mirabilis jalapa


Monkswood, see Aconitum


Morning Glory, see Ipomoea


Narcissus


Nerium oleander


Nicotiana


Nightshade, deadly, see Atropa


Nightshade, woody, see Solanum


Oak, see Quercus


Onion, see Allium


Oxytropis


Paeonia


Papaver


Parthenocissus


Peach, see Prunus persica


Peony, see Paeonia


Pernettya


Persea americana


Philodendron


Physalis


Phytolacca *


Pokeweed, see Phytolacca


Poppy, see Papaver


Polygonatum


Primula obconica *


Privet see Ligustrum


Prunus armeniaca


Prunus laurocerasus


Prunus persica


Quercus


Rhamus (including R.frangula)


Rhododendron


Rhus *


Ricinus


Robinia


Rosary pea, see Abrus precatorius


Rubber plant, see Ficus


Rudbeckia


Rue, see Ruta


Ruta


Sambucus


Sanguinaria


Schefflera *


Scilla


Skunk cabbage, see Lysichiton


Snowdrop, see Galanthus


Solandra


Solanum


Solomon's seal, see Polygonatum


Spindle Tree, see Euonymus


Spurge, see Euphorbia


Strelitzia


Sumach, see Rhus


Sweet pea, see Lathyrus


Tagetes


Tanacetum


Taxus


Tetradymia


Tobacco, see Nicotiana


Tomato, see Lycopersicon


Thornapple, see Datura


Thuja *


Tulipa *


Veratrum


Viscum


Wisteria


Yew, see Taxus


* Contact with these plants may be sufficient to cause skin irritation