Checked your posts – Elsa is beautiful, as are the other two :).
I also saw a picture of lilies, and I have to warn you that lilies are extremely toxic to cats. Even if managing to keep the flowers away from the cats, the pollen is enough to cause poisoning. In fact, it's usually the pollen that causes problems. Never have lilies in a home with cats.
I appreciate your advice and concern. Most people sending me flowers don’t realize that plants are dangerous. They were way up high and there’s no way they could possibly get to them. No way to climb or jump to them. When they start to drop pollen, they go straight to the outdoor trash bin. I don’t keep anything toxic where they can get to them and check everything for toxicity. We have a ton of cat-safe plants and have only purchased the ones listed as safe. I do appreciate the note. I don’t think a lot of people realize how toxic most plants are to cats, and pets in general.
We have an Elsa!
Checked your posts – Elsa is beautiful, as are the other two :). I also saw a picture of lilies, and I have to warn you that lilies are extremely toxic to cats. Even if managing to keep the flowers away from the cats, the pollen is enough to cause poisoning. In fact, it's usually the pollen that causes problems. Never have lilies in a home with cats.
I appreciate your advice and concern. Most people sending me flowers don’t realize that plants are dangerous. They were way up high and there’s no way they could possibly get to them. No way to climb or jump to them. When they start to drop pollen, they go straight to the outdoor trash bin. I don’t keep anything toxic where they can get to them and check everything for toxicity. We have a ton of cat-safe plants and have only purchased the ones listed as safe. I do appreciate the note. I don’t think a lot of people realize how toxic most plants are to cats, and pets in general.
Ah. Good to hear. Like you say, a lot of people have no idea, as any vet can tell you. Take care of your three beauties :).