Feline Emergency :: Poisonous Plants Toxic to Cats
(Updated 2005)

 

The following poisonous plant index lists common household plants, outdoor greenery, as well as wild varieties of plants, shrubs, trees, leafy fruit, herb plants, etc. While this list is extensive, it is by no means a complete list of known plants toxic to animals. It is important to remember that although certain plants listed here, such as aloe vera and poinsettas, may not be lethally toxic, it is never safe to assume that certain PARTS of these plants are not equally as toxic or potentially lethal if ingested, or if large amounts are ingested. Remember that toxicity can occur when certain leaves, stems, buds, flower petals, roots or leaf and stem secretions are ingested.

If at any time you feel that your kitty has eaten, ingested, or come into contact with any of the plants listed here, do not hesitate to have your kitty seen by your vet or an emergency vet immediately. Time is of the essence in most toxicities, and prompt, agressive treatment is necessary to ensure your kitty's health and survival. In the event of an emergency involving a toxic plant, call your vet immediately!
 
 

Plants A - G

A

Abrus precatorius
Aconite
Aconitum
Actaea rubra
Aesculus
African Coffee Tree
Agridulce
Alder
Algerian Ivy
Alligator pear
Alfalfa
Almoond
Alocasia
Aloe vera
Amanita verna
Amapolo Amarillo
Amaryllis
American Coffee Berry Tree
American Elder
American holly
American Mandrake
Andromeda Japonica
Anemone
Angel Trumpet Tree
Angel wings
Apple (seeds)
Apple (leaf)
Apricot (seeds)
April fools
Arisaema triphyllum
Arrowgrass
Asclepias
Asian Lily
Asparagus fern
Asthma weed
Asparagus Fern
Astragalus- adsurgens
Astragalus- lentiginosus
Australian nut
Australian umbrella tree
Autumn crocus
Avocado
Azalea

B

Baby's breath
Baneberry
(Red) Baneberry
(Western) Baneberry
Barilla
Bassinet
Bayonet
Bean
(Castor) Bean
(Jequirity) Bean
(Love) Bean
(Lucky) Bean
(Prayer) Bean
(Precatory) Bean
Beargrass
Beauty-of-the-night
Beech
Behen
Belladonna
Bird-of-paradise
Birdrape
Birdsfoot
Bittersweet (American and European)
Black Cherry
Black Walnut
Black-eyed-susan
Black locust
Black nightshade
Bladderpod lobelia
Bleeding heart
Blister flower or wort
Blue cardinal flower
Blue water
Blue bonnet
Blue-green algae
Blue cohosh
Blue flag iris
Blueweed
Bloodroot
Bog laurel
Bog onion
Bois joli
Bongay
Bouncing bet
Boxwood
Breeches flower
Bracken fern
Brake fern
Branching Ivy
Broadbean
Brown dragon
Brugmansia
Brunfelsia
Buckeye
Buckwheat
Buckthorn
Buddist pine
Buffalo bur
Bull nettle
Bunchberry
Bunk
Burning bush
Buttercup

C

Cabeza de burro
Cactus
(Star) cactus
Caladio
Caladium
Caladium bicolor
Calfkill
Calico bush
California bluebell
California fern
California rose-bay
Calla
Calla lily
Caltha
Camilichigue
Campana
Canada garlic
Canadian milk vetch
Candelabra aloe
Candelabra cactus
Canada moonseed
Cananga
Canary ivy
Cannabis sativa
Caper sage
Capotillo
Capsicum
Cardinal flower
Carelessweed
Castor bean
Castor oil plant
Cat's tail
Cat's eyes
Cattail
Cayenne pepper
Ceriman
Celandine
Cestrum
Charming Dieffenbachia
Cherry
Chestnut
Chinaberry
Chinese evergreen
Chinese lantern
Chives
Chokecherry
(Horse) chestnut
Chine apple
Chinese inkberry
Chlorophyllum molybdites
Chinese wisteria
Christmas flower
Christmas rose
Christmas star
Chrysanthemum
Cicuta maculata
Cineria
Climbing nightshade
Clematis
Clover
Coffee tree
(American) coffee tree
Colchicum
Cocklebur
Comfrey
Conium maculatum
Conquerors
Conval lily
Convallaria majalis
Coral
Corazon de cabrito
Cordatum
Coriaria
Corn lily
Corn flower
Corn poppy
Corn plant
Cornstalk
Corydalis
Couer saignant
Cowslip
Coyotillo
Creeping charlie
Crocus
(Prarie) Crocus
(Wild) Crocus
Croton
Crown of thorns
Crowfoot
Cuckoo plant
Cuban laurel
Curly dock
Cypripedium
Cyclamen
Cycads

D

Daffodil
Daisy
Dama de dia
Dama de noche
Daphne
(February) Daphne
Daphne mezereum
Datura
Datura stramonium
Day bleeding jessamine
Day lily
Deadly amanita mushroom
Deadly nightshade
Death cap mushroom
Death camas
Deer berry
Delphinium
Devil's apple
Devil's ivy
Devil's trumpet
Dicentra
Dieffenbachia
Digitalis
Digitalis purpurea
Doll's-eyes
Dogbane
Dogwood
Downy thornapple
Dracaena palm
Dragon tree
Dumb plant
Dumbcane
Dutchman's breeches
Dwarf bay
Dwarf laurel

E

Easter flower
Easter lily
Eastern poison oak
Eggplant
Elaine
Elderberry
Elephant's ear
Emerald feather
Emerald fern
Emetic Holly
Emetic weed
English holly
English ivy
Epipremnum aureum
Equisetum arvense
Ergo
Eucalyptus
Eunymus
Euphorbia
E. lactea
E. marginata
E. pulcherrima
European bittersweet
European holly
Eropean spindletree
Evergreen
Everlasting peas
Exotica perfection
Eye bright

F

Fairy bells
Fairy cap
Fairy glove
Fairy thimbles
Fall crocus
February daphne
Fellen
Fellonwort
Fern
(California) Fern
(Winter) Fern
Fescue (tall)
Feverfew
Fiddle-leaf philodendron
Fiddle-leaf fig
Fireweed
Fish poison
Flags
Flamingo plant
Flax
Flax olive
Fleur-de-lis
Florida beauty
Floripondio
Flying saucers
Folks glove
Four-o-clock
Foxglove
Foxtail
Friar's cap
Fruit salad plant

G

Gag root
Galan de dia
Galan de noche
Garden hyacinth
Garden rhubarb
Gelsemium sempervirens
Geranium
German ivy
Giant dumbcane
Glacier ivy
Gladiolas
Glory lily
Gold dust dracaena
Golden glow
Golden ceylon creeper
Golden chain
Golden hunter's robe
Golden pothos
Gopher purge
Gosling
Grass
Green-gold Nephthytis
Greasewood
Great blue lobelia
Green-gilled lepiota
Greenspored mushroom
Groundsel
Ground ivy
Ground hemlock
Guelder-rose

Plants H - N

H

Hahn's Self-branching Ivy
Halogeton
Hartshorn Plant
Hashish
Heart-of-Jesus
Heartland Philodendron
Heartleaf philodendron
Heavenly Blue
Hedera
Hellebore
Helleborus niger
Helmet Flower
Hemlock
(Ground) hemlock
(Poison) hemlock
(Spotted) hemlock
Hemp
Henbane
Hibiscus
Hills-of-snow
Hog apple
Holly
(American) holly
(Emetic) holly
(English) holly
(European) holly
(Oregon) holly
Honeysuckle
Horsebeans
Horsebrush
Horsehead philodendron
Horse Chestnut
Horse Nettle
Horseradish
Horsetail
Hortensia
Hunter's robe
Hound's tongue
Hurricane Plant
Hyacinth
Hyacinthus orientalis
Hydrangea macrophylla

I

Iceland poppy
Ilex
Indian apple
Indian black drink
Indian jack-in-the-pulpit
Indian mustard
Indian rubber plant
Indian tobacco
Inkweed
Ipomeea tricolor
Iris
Ivy
(Algerian) ivy
(canary) ivy
(Devil's) ivy
(English) ivy
Ivy arum
(Nadeira) ivy
(Poison) ivy
(Solomon Island) ivy
Ivybush

J

Jack-in-the-pulpit
(Small) jack-in-the-pulpit
Jamestown-weed
Janet Craig dracaena
Japanese show lily
Japanese yew
Japanese wisteria
Jasmin de nuit
Jasmine
(Yellow) jasmine
Java beans
Jequirity bean
Jerusalem cherry
Jessamine
(Carolina yellow) jessamine
(Day blooming) jessamine
(Night blooming) jessamine
(Yellow) jessamine
Jimsonweed
Johnsongrass
Jonquil
Juele de noche
Jungle trumpet

K

Kaffir lily
Kalanchoe
Kalmia
K. angustifolia
K. latifolia
K. polifolia
Karwinskia humboldtiana
Klamath weed
Kentucky coffee tree
Kentucky mahogony tree
Kochia

L

Laburnum anagyroides
Lace fern
Lacy tree
Ladies' thimbles
Lady laurel
Lady's slipper
Lagrimas de maria
Lambkill
Lamb's quarters
Lantana
Lantana camara
Larkspur
Lathyrus
Laurel
(Bog) laurel
(Dwarf) laurel
(Lady) laurel
(Mountain) laurel
(Pale) laurel
(Rosa) laurel
(Spurge) laurel
Leatherwood
Lepiota
(Green-gilled) lepiota
Lilas de nuit
Lily
(Calla) lily
(Conval) lily
(Corn) lily
Lily-of-the-field
Lily-of-the-valley
Lily spider
Lion's beard
Lirio cala
lobelia
(Bladderpod) lobelia
(Great blue) lobelia
Lophophora williamsii
Love bean
Lucky bean
Lupine
Lycopersicon
Lycopersicum

M

Macadamia nut
Madagascar dragon-tree
Magnolia
Magnolia grandiflora
Maidenhair tree
Malanga cara de chivo
Malanga de jardin
Malanga trepadora
Mango
Marble queen
Marguerite
Marigold
Marijuana
Marronnier
Marronier d'Inde
Mary Jane
Mauna Loa Peace Lily
Mayapple
Mayflower
Meadow saffron
Memory root
Menispermum canadense
Mescal
Mescal bean
Mescal buttons
Mexican breadfruit
Mezereum
Milkweed
Miniature croton
Mint
Mirabilis jalapa
Mistletoe
Mock orange
Monkshood
Moonseed
(Canada) moonseed
Morelle douce-amere
Morgan lepiota
Morning glory
Morning-noon-and-night plant
Mother-in-law plant
Mother-in-law's tongue plant
Mountain laurel
Motherwort
Muguet
Mushroom
(Deadly amanita) mushroom
(Death cap) mushroom
(Greenspored) mushroom
(White amanita) mushroom
Mysteria

N

Nadeira ivy
Narcisco
Narcissus
Needlepoint ivy
Nephthytis
Nerium oleander
Nicotiana glauca
Night blooming jessamine
Nightcaps
Nightshade
(Black) nightshade
(Climbing) nightshade
(Deadly) nightshade
(Poisonous) nightshade
(Woody) nightshade
Nimble weed

Plants O - Z

O

Oak
(Eastern poison) oak
(Western poison) oak
Ohio buckeye
Oleander
Olive
(Flax) olive
(Spurge) olive
Onion
Opium poppy
Orange day lily
Orchid
Oriental lily
Oriental poppy
Oregon holly
Ornithogalum
Osage - orange

P

Paciencia
Pale laurel
Paleta de pintor
Panda
Papao-apaka
Papao-atolong
Parsley
(Spotted) parsley
(Poison) parsley
Pasque flower
Paw paw
Pea
(Everlasting) pea
(Rosary) pea
(Sweet) pea
Peace lily
Pearly gates
Pennyroyal
Pencil cactus
Peony
Pepper
(Cayenne) pepper
(Red) pepper
Pepper turnip
Periwinkle
Persea americana
Peruvian lily
Petit precheur
Peyote
Philodendron
Philodendron pertusum
(Variegated) philodendron
Phoradendron serotinum
Phytolacca americana
Pieplant
Pigweed (or redroot)
Pimpernel
Pin cherry
Pink lady's slipper
Plum
Plumosa fern
Podophyllum peltatum
Poinsettia
Poinciana
Poison berry or flower
Poison hemlock
Poison ivy
Poison oak
(Eastern) poison oak
(Western) poison oak
Poison parsley
Poison root
Poisonous nightshade
Pokeberry
Pokeweed
Ponderosa pine
Pop-dock
Popo-hau
Pot
Potato
(Irish) potato
(White) potato
Pothos
Prairie crocus
Prairie hen flower
Prairie smoke
Prayer bean
Precatory bean
Priests pentle
Primrose
Primula
Privet, common
Prunus
Puke weed

Q

Queensland nut

R

Rabbit flower
Raccoon berry
Raddish
Rapeseed
Red baneberry
Red emerald
Red lily
Red maple
Red-margined dracaena
Red pepper
Red princess
Reed canarygrass
Rheum rhabarbarum
Rhododendron
Rhodora
Rhubarb
(Garden) rhubarb
Ricinus communis
Ribbon plant
Rosa laurel
Rosary pea
Rose
(Christmas) rose
Rosebay
Rubber plant
Rubrum lily
Rush
Russian knapweed

S

Sabila
Saddle leaf philodendron
Saffron
(Yellow) sage
Sago palm
Sambucus
Saskatoon
Sasparilla
(Texas) sasparilla
(Yellow) sasparilla
Satin pythos
Scarlet berry
Schefflera
Scotch broom
Sempervivum
Senecio
Sensitive fern
Seven bark
Sheepkill
Shrub verbena
Siberia scilla
Silver pothos
Sinkle bible
Skoke
Skunk cabbage
Sloe
Small jack-in-the-pulpit
Snake berry
Snakeberry
Snake weed
Sneezeweed
Snowdrops
Sno-on-the-mountain
Solanum
S. dulcamara
S. nigrum
S. tuberosum
Solanum pseudocapsicum
Soldier's cap
Solomon island ivy
Sorghum
Spotted dumbcane
Spotted hemlock
Spotted parsley
Spurge laurel
Spurge olive
Squirrelcorn
St. john's wort
Staggerweed
Star cactus
Star-of-bethlehem
Starchwort
Stargazer lily
Stinkweed
Striped dracaena
String of pearls
Stump tree
Sudan grass
Summer cyprus
Summer skies
Sunflower
Sweet clover
Sweetheart ivy
Sweetpea
Swiss cheese plant

T

Tansy mustard
Taro
Taro vine
Taxus
Texas sasparilla
Tea Tree Oil
Thimbles
Thimbleweed
Thornapple
Three leaved indian turnip
Throatwort
Tiger lily
Tobacco
(Indian) tobacco
(Wild) tobacco
Tomato plant
Toxicodendron
T. diversilobum
T. quercifolium
T. radicans
Tree philodendron
Tropic snow dumbcane
Tulip
Tulipa
Tullidora
Tung tree
Typha latifolia

U

Umbrella leaf
Umbrella tree

V

Variable dieffenbachia
Variegated philodendron
Vellorita
Veratrum californicum
Verbena
(Shrub) verbena
Virginia creeper

W

Wake robin
Warneckei dracaena
Water hemlock
Wedding bells
Weeping fig
Western poison oak
White amanita mushroom
White camas
White clover
White snakeroot
Wild cabbage
Wild call
Wild calla
Wild crocus
Wild ginger
Wild indigo
Wild jalap
Wild lemon
Wild onion
Wild parsnip
Wild radish
Wild tobacco
Windflower
Wineplant
Winter fern
Wisteria
(Chinese) wisteria
(Japanese) wisteria
W. floribunda
W. sinensis
Witches' thimbles
Wode whistle
Wolfsbane
Wonder bulb
Woody nightshade
Wormseed mustard

Y

Yedra
Yellow sage
Yellow sasparilla
Yello rocket
Yellow star-thistle
Yellow toadflax
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow plant
Yew
(American) yew
(English) yew
(Japanese) yew
(Western) yew
Yucca

Z

Zabila
Zantedeschia aethiopica
Zavila

Additional Links on Toxic Plants:

National Animal Poison Control Center
AVMA's Poson Guide
Toxic Library
Cat Fancier's Plants and Your Cat
U of Penn's Common Name Poisonous Plants
Introduction to Pets and Poisons
Common Name Toxic Plant Database

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