2. Lilies: These are popular Valentine’s Day flowers, but they’re toxic to both cats and dogs. In some cases, ingesting ...

Available in many different colours and often a staple in bouquets, lilies are undeniably gorgeous but toxic to both cats and ...

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Roses, of course, are the ultimate Valentine's Day flower choice. Fortunately, all rose varieties are safe to have around ...

Some flowers can be toxic for dogs and cats. Here's a list of what is safe—and what isn't—before you buy a bouquet this ...

Roses are a Valentine’s Day staple, and fortunately, they are not toxic to pets. The main risk comes from the thorns, which ...

Valentine’s Day is all about love, romance, and of course, flowers. But while a fresh bouquet might make your heart flutter, ...

Experts are warning people to be mindful about bouquets ahead of the floral industry’s busiest season, as some plants are extremely dangerous for cats and dogs — including the most popular ...

Daffodils These sunny yellow flowers, often included in mixed bouquets, are highly toxic for both cats and dogs when ingested. The bulbs, in particular, contain harmful alkaloids that can trigger ...

Burney also noted that macadamia nuts, grapes and raisins are are toxic to dogs and can cause kidney failure. “Of interest, grape jelly and jam, wine, and grape juice are not toxic! I do not recommend ...

Lilies are a stunning, elegant flower that often finds a place in ... Dr. Amanda Takiguchi, DVM, explains: “Lilies are incredibly dangerous to cats. Just ingesting a tiny amount can lead to ...

When any part of a lily is ingested, it affects a cat’s kidneys, causing them acute damage. This can lead to kidney failure ...