Toxic plant checker: which plants are toxic to cats?

• Autumn crocusColchicum autumnaleSevere vomiting, organ damage and bone marrow suppression. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.
  Highly toxic
• AzaleaRhododendron spp. · also called rhododendronVomiting, weakness and heart problems. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.
  Highly toxic
• Castor beanRicinus communisSevere vomiting and organ damage (ricin). Seeds are the most toxic part. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.
  Highly toxic
• DaylilyHemerocallis spp.Kidney failure. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.Read the full guide
  Highly toxic
• FoxgloveDigitalis purpureaDangerous heart rhythm problems. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.
  Highly toxic
• Lilies (true lilies)Lilium spp. · also called Easter lily, tiger lily, Asiatic lily, stargazer lilyKidney failure, even from pollen or vase water. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.Read the full guide
  Highly toxic
• Lily of the valleyConvallaria majalisDangerous heart rhythm problems. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.
  Highly toxic
• OleanderNerium oleanderDangerous heart rhythm problems. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.
  Highly toxic
• Sago palmCycas revoluta · also called cycadLiver failure. The seeds are the most toxic part. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.
  Highly toxic
• YewTaxus spp.Heart failure, tremors and collapse. Emergency. Go to a vet now, even if your cat seems fine.
  Highly toxic
• AmaryllisHippeastrum spp.Vomiting, drooling, low appetite and tremors. Call your vet or a pet poison hotline now for advice.
  Toxic
• CyclamenCyclamen spp.Vomiting and diarrhea. The tubers are the most toxic part. Call your vet or a pet poison hotline now for advice.
  Toxic
• DaffodilNarcissus spp. · also called narcissus, jonquilVomiting and diarrhea. Bulbs can also affect the heart. Call your vet or a pet poison hotline now for advice.
  Toxic
• EucalyptusEucalyptus spp.Drooling, vomiting, diarrhea and weakness. Call your vet or a pet poison hotline now for advice.
  Toxic
• HyacinthHyacinthus orientalisVomiting, diarrhea and tremors. Bulbs are the most toxic part. Call your vet or a pet poison hotline now for advice.
  Toxic
• Jade plantCrassula ovata · also called money plant, friendship treeVomiting, lethargy and wobbliness. Call your vet or a pet poison hotline now for advice.
  Toxic
• KalanchoeKalanchoe spp. · also called mother of millions, flaming KatyVomiting and diarrhea, rarely heart rhythm problems. Call your vet or a pet poison hotline now for advice.
  Toxic
• TulipTulipa spp.Vomiting, drooling and diarrhea. Bulbs are the most toxic part. Call your vet or a pet poison hotline now for advice.
  Toxic
• Aloe veraAloe veraVomiting, diarrhea and lethargy. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• Arrowhead plantSyngonium podophyllumMouth irritation, drooling, vomiting. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• BegoniaBegonia spp.Mouth irritation and vomiting. Tubers are the most toxic part. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• Bird of paradiseStrelitzia reginaeMild nausea, vomiting and drowsiness. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• CaladiumCaladium spp. · also called elephant earsMouth irritation, drooling, vomiting. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• Calla lilyZantedeschia aethiopicaMouth irritation and drooling. Not a true lily. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.Read the full guide
  Mildly toxic
• Chinese evergreenAglaonema spp.Mouth irritation, drooling, vomiting. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• ChrysanthemumChrysanthemum spp. · also called mumsVomiting, diarrhea, drooling, wobbliness, skin irritation. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• DieffenbachiaDieffenbachia spp. · also called dumb canePainful mouth irritation, drooling, trouble swallowing. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• DracaenaDracaena spp. · also called corn plant, dragon treeVomiting, drooling, low appetite, dilated pupils. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• English ivyHedera helixVomiting, drooling, belly pain, diarrhea. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• Fiddle-leaf figFicus lyrataStomach upset and skin irritation from the sap. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• GeraniumPelargonium spp.Vomiting, low appetite, skin irritation. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• HydrangeaHydrangea spp.Vomiting, diarrhea and lethargy. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• LavenderLavandula angustifoliaNausea and vomiting. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• MintMentha spp.Vomiting and diarrhea if eaten in quantity. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• MonsteraMonstera deliciosa · also called Swiss cheese plantMouth irritation, drooling, vomiting. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• Peace lilySpathiphyllum spp.Mouth irritation and drooling. Not a true lily and doesn’t cause kidney failure. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.Read the full guide
  Mildly toxic
• PhilodendronPhilodendron spp.Mouth irritation, drooling, vomiting. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• PoinsettiaEuphorbia pulcherrimaMild mouth and stomach irritation. Less dangerous than its reputation. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• PothosEpipremnum aureum · also called devil’s ivyMouth irritation, drooling, pawing at the mouth, vomiting. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• Rubber plantFicus elastica · also called rubber treeStomach upset and skin irritation from the sap. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• Snake plantDracaena trifasciata (Sansevieria) · also called mother-in-law’s tongueNausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• ZZ plantZamioculcas zamiifoliaMouth irritation, drooling, vomiting. Usually causes mouth irritation or stomach upset. Call your vet if symptoms appear or last.
  Mildly toxic
• African violetSaintpaulia spp.Non-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Areca palmDypsis lutescensNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• BasilOcimum basilicumNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Boston fernNephrolepis exaltataNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• BromeliadBromeliaceaeNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• CalatheaCalathea / Goeppertia spp. · also called rattlesnake plantNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Cast iron plantAspidistra elatiorNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Cat grassTriticum / Avena spp. · also called wheatgrass, oat grassNon-toxic, grown for cats to chew. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Christmas cactusSchlumbergera spp.Non-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Friendship plantPilea involucrataNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• HaworthiaHaworthia spp. · also called zebra plantNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Hens and chicksEcheveria spp. · also called echeveriaNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Money treePachira aquaticaNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Moth orchidPhalaenopsis spp. · also called orchidNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Parlor palmChamaedorea elegansNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• PeperomiaPeperomia spp. · also called radiator plantNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Polka dot plantHypoestes phyllostachyaNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Ponytail palmBeaucarnea recurvataNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Prayer plantMaranta leuconeuraNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• RoseRosa spp.Non-toxic. Watch for thorns. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• RosemarySalvia rosmarinusNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• SnapdragonAntirrhinum majusNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Spider plantChlorophytum comosumNon-toxic. Many cats love to chew it. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• SunflowerHelianthus annuusNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Swedish ivyPlectranthus verticillatusNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Venus flytrapDionaea muscipulaNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic
• Wax plantHoya carnosa · also called hoyaNon-toxic. Not poisonous to cats, though eating a lot of any plant can cause a mild stomach upset.
  Non-toxic

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