The most popular indoor flowers poisonous cats
Monster for a cat
Monstera for a cat is poisonous. This is a very fashionable flower that appears more often in paintings and fabrics than in pots. Due to its popularity, we can see it again very often in houses and apartments. The most dangerous compound in monstera is calcium oxalate, it causes irritation of the body and mucous membranes. A cat after biting a monstera may react with irritation of the digestive system, diarrhea and vomiting, but everything will start with irritation of the mouth and throat, followed by salivation.
Cat ficus is very poisonous
Ficus is one of the most popular potted flowers. These flowers should be out of reach of the cat, it is best to get rid of the ficus from the house right away. Symptoms that may occur after eating ficus leaves include vomiting, diarrhea and drooling. But also abdominal pain and shortness of breath, breathing problems. If we see that our kitten ate Fikus leaves, we should rinse his mouth and immediately go to the vet.
Dracaena for cats
Biting dracaena leaves by a cat cannot end well for him. Dracaena is a flower that is toxic to its body. After such a meal, the cat will start to produce an excess of saliva, and the pupils should also dilate. The cat may even vomit even blood. Your cat may also develop diarrhea. Dracaena leaves are so toxic that they can even cause kidney disease.
Hardy Zamioculcas poisons cats
A beautiful ornamental flower that can cope with even days of lack of water is very poisonous. Not only for cats, but also for other animals and children. If we can’t put it out of reach of the cat, let’s get rid of the flower from the house. After ingesting Zamioculcas, typical symptoms follow: drooling, abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhoea.
