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Chrysanthemums Toxicity to Cats - Photo of Chrysanthemums

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Chrysanthemums are popular perennials for fall color. The leaves and stem are the toxic part. Petplace.com lists these clinical symptoms: "Ingestion results in vomiting, diarrhea, depression, drooling and lack of appetite." In my opinion, the scent alone would be enough to keep most cats away.

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