Thread: lillies

I think so if they digest it, say falls on their fur then they wash also i think most of the plant is if eaten. We dont do house plants or flowers as I have no sence of smell but they look nice and the cats are always knocking things over so just dont bother anymore. We have some wooden one's

Any news yet Maz? hope he's ok x

thanks for all your kind words rooney is now home and a lot better than he was yesterday he has little bandages on his leg where the drip was i have to try and get a water sample and he goes back to the vets on tuesday morning he is also on antibiotics poor little thing hes only 5 months old i cant believe a flower could cause all this trouble

Oh poor paws so pleased he's ok though, dont envy the pee sample I had to spend hours loitering with intent round the litter tray when I had to get one you can get a special litter off the vet but Scutter would not play fair

Good to hear he's ok.... and continues to improve.

Poor Rooney what a relief all round,that was rather a dramatic start for you all.

Oh no poor little mite!

When we got Lucius our breeder told us to use this link http://www.cfainc.org/articles/plants.html to identify what might be a problem. I had to lose a couple of lovely plants to the conservatory but nothing was worth the risk.

Here are also some others we looked at http://www.fabcats.org/owners/poisons/plants.htm and http://www.lapcat.co.uk/healthandbeh...nous_cats.html

So glad he's ok x