Toxic Plants for Cats

Toxic — bulbs are most dangerous, causes GI upset.

Toxic — calcium oxalate crystals cause oral and GI irritation.

Toxic — calcium oxalate crystals cause oral and GI irritation.

Toxic — calcium oxalate raphides cause severe oral swelling.

Toxic — grayanotoxins cause cardiac and GI effects.

Toxic — pyrethrins cause GI and neurological effects.

Toxic — cardiac glycosides affect the heart.

Toxic — triterpenoid saponins cause GI upset.

Toxic — roots are most dangerous, causes severe GI effects.

Toxic — bufadienolides affect the heart.

Toxic — all parts contain a compound that causes vomiting and diarrhea; seeds and pods are most concentrated.

Toxic — the latex in aloe causes vomiting and diarrhea.

Toxic — Crassula species cause vomiting and depression in cats.

Toxic — saponins cause drooling and vomiting if chewed.

Toxic — calcium oxalate crystals, same family of mouth pain as pothos.

Toxic — calcium oxalate crystals in a very fashionable houseplant.

Toxic — berries and leaves cause gastrointestinal upset.

Toxic — berries can cause gut signs; some species affect the heart.

Toxic — lycorine is concentrated in the bulb.

Toxic — bulbs are the worst part; lycorine causes severe vomiting.

Toxic — bulbs cause intense gastrointestinal irritation.

Toxic — saponins cause drooling and vomiting.