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Category: Lily

7 entries in the lily category — sorted by risk.

Content compiled with reference to guidance from the Blue Cross, PDSA, Royal Veterinary College (RVC), Battersea, and Animal PoisonLine. This site does not provide veterinary advice — always consult a vet. Last reviewed: 27 September 2026.

Every part of every true lily (Lilium, Hemerocallis) is nephrotoxic to cats. Pollen, petal, leaf, even vase water — all can cause acute kidney failure. Treatment within 18 hours gives the best chance.

Toxic or dangerous (7)

Calla lilies no Daylilies no Easter lilies no Lilies no Peace lilies no Spider lilies (Hymenocallis) no Tiger lilies no

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