Garden Plants Toxic to Cats
By Franny Syufy, About.com Guide
Daffodils Toxicity to Cats - Photo of a Field of Daffodils
Daffodils
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Daffodils, also known as Narcissus, are the traditional harbinger of Spring, but can cause upset tummies, vomiting, and/or diarrhea or worse, if your Puss eats the foliage, flowers, or pods.
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- Photos of Outdoor Plants Toxic to Cats
- Azaleas - Moderately Toxic to Cats - Photo of Azaleas
- Chrysanthemums Toxicity to Cats - Photo of Chrysanthemums
- Daffodils Toxicity to Cats - Photo of a Field of Daffodils
- Hydrangeas Toxicity to Cats- Photo of Blue Hydrangea Bush
- Iris Toxicity to Cats - Photo of a Cat in an Iris Garden
- Ivy's Toxicity to Cats - Photo of Wall Covered With Ivy
- Lily Toxicity to Cats - Photo of Tiger Lily
- Marigold's Toxicity to Cats - Photo of Marigold
- Wisteria Toxicity to Cats - Photo of Wisteria
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