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See which common garden plants are toxic to cats

Pat Mueller
Updated June 3, 2026, 5:00 p.m. ET
Lilies were the most toxic plants cats were exposed to in 2025, according to the ASPCA Poison Control, with daylilies falling closely behind.
Lilies were the most toxic plants cats were exposed to in 2025, according to the ASPCA Poison Control, with daylilies falling closely behind. 
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Daffodils are toxic to cats, containing the poisonous alkaloid lycorine, with the bulb harboring most of this toxin.
Daffodils are toxic to cats, containing the poisonous alkaloid lycorine, with the bulb harboring most of this toxin. 
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Since it usually causes upset stomachs, pet parents should act quickly if their cat has been in contact with baby’s breath by contacting their vet or a pet poison helpline.
Since it usually causes upset stomachs, pet parents should act quickly if their cat has been in contact with baby’s breath by contacting their vet or a pet poison helpline. 
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In cats, the toxin from Brunfelsia can cause tremors, diarrhea, vomiting, coughing, incoordination and seizures.
In cats, the toxin from Brunfelsia can cause tremors, diarrhea, vomiting, coughing, incoordination and seizures. 
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A flower bed full of Chrysanthemums, more commonly known as mums.
A flower bed full of Chrysanthemums, more commonly known as mums.
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Foxglove flowers contain cardiac glycosides, which interfere with the heart, making them dangerous to many living creatures.
Foxglove flowers contain cardiac glycosides, which interfere with the heart, making them dangerous to many living creatures. 
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This pink-flowering shrub causes serious heart and gastrointestinal problems in cats and other animals.
This pink-flowering shrub causes serious heart and gastrointestinal problems in cats and other animals.
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Tulips are popular garden plants that make gorgeous bouquets, but they’re also the second most common toxic plant cats are exposed to, according to the ASPCA Poison Center.
Tulips are popular garden plants that make gorgeous bouquets, but they’re also the second most common toxic plant cats are exposed to, according to the ASPCA Poison Center. 
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