Roses are fairly safe, so long as they haven't been sprayed with pesticides. However, any type of lily or tulip - basically anything that grows from a bulb - is very toxic to cats!
And be VERY careful about those little pots of crocus appearing in grocery stores right now, to tempt us out of the winter doldrums - their grassy-but-toxic leaves are way too tempting for cats!
If you do have live flowers in your house, the best bet is to put them somewhere that your pets cannot reach them.
For a full list of the most-toxic plants to cats, as identified by the ASPCA, please visit this link where I discuss them in more detail.
Have a SAFE & Happy Valentine's Weekend,
NTM
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7 comments:
Good information... thanks for sharing!
Thanks for that.. Its good to know.. HUgs GJ x
Thanks for sharing. My mom usually uses silk flowers because she always kills living plants.
Thanks for the link!
That's great to have so no flowers dat is bads for us!
purrz,
katie too
Great information. Thank you so much for posting!
Very good reminder.
What a pretty valentine!!!
Happy Valentine's Day to you!
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