Yes, according to ASPCA asparagus ferns are toxic to cats. The scientific name for this plant is Asparagus densiflorus and it contains saponins, which are poisonous to cats if ingested. This plant is often found in homes, gardens, and offices because of its attractive foliage and ease of care. However, cats are attracted to the…

No, according to ASPCA alstroemeria is not toxic to cats. The plant sometimes referred to as a lily or Peruvian lily, is actually quite safe for cats and other pets when consumed in small amounts. Alstroemeria can be an attractive addition to your home or garden, providing cheerful colors and interesting foliage that will make…

Yes, according to ASPCA azaleas are poisonous to cats as they contain the toxin grayanotoxin. This toxin can cause vomiting, diarrhea, abnormal heart rate and drooling in cats if they ingest it. Azaleas are usually found near homes and gardens, which makes them accessible to cats, especially if they are left outdoors. Therefore, it is…

Yes, Asiatic lilies are poisonous to cats. All parts of the plant, including flowers and leaves, contain a toxin that can cause severe reactions if ingested or even handled by your beloved pet. These reactions range from mild digestive upset to death in some cases. If you have a cat, it is highly recommended that…

Yes, amaryllis plants (Amaryllis spp.) are poisonous to cats as it contains lycorine, an alkaloid toxin that can cause severe reactions if ingested. All parts of the plant, including the leaves, flowers, and bulb, contain toxins that can be harmful to cats if ingested. Besides, cats may also experience skin irritation if they come into…

No, camellias are not poisonous to cats. But cats should still be monitored if they are around camellias. While the plant itself is not toxic to cats, its leaves and flowers can pose a choking hazard or cause an upset stomach if ingested in large amounts. Additionally, some of the oils and compounds in camellia…

Yes, according to ASPCA, clematis (Clematis spp.) is considered poisonous to cats. This climbing vine contains irritant glycoside (Protoanemonin) in its leaves and stems which makes it a potential hazard for cats. All parts of the clematis plant are toxic, and if ingested even in small amounts, can cause severe gastrointestinal irritation, vomiting, and diarrhea….

No, according to ASPCA celosia is not poisonous to cats. Although certain parts of the plant, such as its leaves and seeds, may be mildly irritating if ingested by cats, it is generally considered safe for them to eat with no major health concerns. The main concern would be an allergic reaction or digestive distress…

Yes, calla lilies are poisonous to cats. All parts of the calla lily, including its leaves, stems and flowers contain calcium oxalate crystals which can be harmful if ingested by cats. When exposed to these crystals, cats may experience oral irritation and drooling as well as difficulty swallowing due to swelling of the lips, tongue…

Yes, coffee plants can be toxic to cats as it contains caffeine. Cats are particularly vulnerable to the effects of caffeine, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, hyperactivity, increased urination and even death in some cases. Besides, coffee grounds can be harmful to cats as they may contain dust and mold spores, which can cause respiratory…