Nontoxic Flowers and Bouquets
Nothing brightens up a room—or someone’s day—like a beautiful bouquet. But some flowers are downright dangerous for our animal companions. Many varieties of lilies are highly poisonous to cats, for example, and tulips can be toxic, too. And while their flowers may be fine, rose thorns could cause injury to curious noses, mouths and paws.
P.S. Please note that while the flowers shown are considered to be non-toxic, it is important to keep in mind that even “safe” plants can produce minor stomach upset if ingested.
Nothing brightens up a room—or someone’s day—like a beautiful bouquet. But some flowers are downright dangerous for our animal companions. Many varieties of lilies are highly poisonous to cats, for example, and tulips can be toxic, too. And while their flowers may be fine, rose thorns could cause injury to curious noses, mouths and paws.
P.S. Please note that while the flowers shown are considered to be non-toxic, it is important to keep in mind that even “safe” plants can produce minor stomach upset if ingested.
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