Dazes, pomegranates, bauhinia, dianthus, honeysuckle, moth, mulberry leaves, reeds, bitter cardamom, lily, oleander and other plants are poisonous to cats. Any part of the lily is poisonous. If a cat accidentally eats it, it will vomit, drool excessively, listlessness, and loss of appetite. If the cat accidentally eats too much, the kidney failure will occur within 7 hours in severe cases.
Chrysanthemum
The poisonous parts of chrysanthemum are leaves and stems. If a cat accidentally eats it, it will cause symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, and salivation. Cats will appear depressed and have a loss of appetite.
Morning Glory
Overdoing morning glory can cause damage to the digestive system, resulting in vomiting, diarrhea, and bloody stool. Cats in severe cases can damage the brain nerves.
Flowers and leaves are toxic plants, and all plants are poisonous. After its juice is swallowed by the cat, the toxic ingredients inside will cause severe irritation of the cat's mouth and throat, and will also damage blood vessels and cause bleeding.
The symptoms are drooling, vomiting, throat paralysis, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and more severely, it may even lead to renal failure and gradually fall into a coma and death.
Dripping water Guanyin
Dripping water Guanyin is also called aloe. It is best not to let the cat touch the entire plant. The white juice on the stems of the dripping Guanyin is the most toxic, and the water dripping is also toxic.
If the cat's eyes come into contact with white juice, it will cause the cat to be blind, touching the lips will cause itching and discomfort, accidentally eating juice will cause discomfort in the pharynx and mouth, burning pain in the stomach, and in severe cases, it will also cause the cat to suffocate due to swollen throat, and even death from heart paralysis.
Cyclops
Cyclops' toxicity is mainly concentrated in the roots. Cats' accidental ingestion will not only cause skin allergies in the cat's lips, but also irritate the intestines and cause severe vomiting, which may even cause death in severe cases.