Needless to say i feel that the Sellers of such deadly plants should be held accountable for not labeling "toxic to Animals, and children"pray with me that my ginger survives..thank you. Hope you do find a cure. Signs of ingestion: Drooling, inappetance, vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy. I noticed she was venturing further afield when I let her out by the front garden. Can hyacinth kill that fast? If your pet shows any signs of distress, contact your veterinarian immediately and make them aware of anything the animal may have consumed. You might also find my article on Lilies being capable of killing your cat within hours interesting. I haven't taken enough precautions in my planning to know what plants to keep out of reach of my cat! Home remedies or do I have to go to vet? He is very experienced but isn't helping. According to a study published in the Canadian Veterinary Journal, daffodil flowers, leaves and bulbs can all be poisonous to cats. A better question would be what are the plants NOT poisonous to cats. However, peace lilies contain calcium oxalates and if consumed, can cause vomiting, irritation of the mouth and GI tract, excessive drooling, and in severe cases, difficulty swallowing or breathing. His main concern is to get food into her; that she needs food into her digestive system in order to be able to evacuate. Cindy Lawson (author) from Guernsey (Channel Islands) on September 21, 2013: No you don't need to sign up to ask a question Susie as you have now found out. Cindy Lawson (author) from Guernsey (Channel Islands) on March 04, 2013: I am so sorry to hear this Cami1565, you must be heartbroken, but please don't let the guilt haunt you, it could have happened to anyone, and it could have been any plant, or some other cause of death completely. If you suspect your pet has eaten a poisonous plant, contact your veterinarian immediately or call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435. My cat used to vomit and had diarrhea, but it never came to my head that it was because of the plants. This plants causes serious effects in cats with symptoms such as seizures, pain and swelling. Cindy Lawson (author) from Guernsey (Channel Islands) on September 22, 2013: Right now it sounds like your vet is doing the right thing. Cindy Lawson (author) from Guernsey (Channel Islands) on February 11, 2012: Glad to be of help Patricia, and glad your cat is okay now :), My cat ate something that made her very ill and had to be taken to the vet. If that's the case, I'm hoping that it will finally be passed when she defecates again, but who knows how long that could take? However, you may not realize that some of these plants are dangerous to cats.Your cat may be indoors and safe from outdoor plant dangers, but don't forget that certain indoor plants may cause harm if your cat eats or chews on them. The University … Even vets frequently refer back to text books to check things out. You might find my article on coping with the loss of a pet helps a little bit: https://hubpages.com/animals/How-do-you-get-over-t... Again I am really sincerely sorry for your loss. Post the clinic’s phone number in an obvious place, along with the number for the Animal Poison Control Center: (888) 426-4435. By using The Spruce, you accept our, 9 Popular Houseplants That Are Toxic to Dogs, 7 Indoor Plants That Are Dangerous to Children & Pets, The Best Hard-to-Kill Plants for Your Zodiac Sign, Five Houseplants That Will Hurt Your Pets, 36 Plants That Can Irritate Your Skin or Worse, Snake Plant (Mother-in-Law's Tongue) Profile, Common Backyard Plants That Are Poisonous to Dogs. The vet did say that was possible, if it was scrunched up enough in her intestine that it couldn't be seen. Should I take her to a different vet?
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