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Lilies are the big one: every part of a true lily, even pollen or vase water, can cause kidney failure in cats. Onions, garlic, chocolate, alcohol and xylitol are also dangerous. Note what and how much, and don't try to make your cat vomit.
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Holiday dangers for catsThe holiday plants and foods that are dangerous for cats: lilies in bouquets, poinsettias, holly and mistleto…
Lilies and catsLilies cause kidney failure in cats. Which lilies are dangerous, the timeline of signs, why 18 hours matters …
Foods cats can't eatThe human foods that are toxic or risky for cats, from onions, garlic and chocolate to milk, raw fish and bon…
What human food can cats eat?Which human foods are safe for cats: plain cooked chicken, turkey and fish, a few vegetables and fruits, with…
Plants safe for catsCat-safe plants from the ASPCA non-toxic list: spider plant, Boston fern, orchids, African violet, parlor pal…
Cat years to human yearsHow old is your cat in human years? The vet-guideline chart (15, then 24, then 4 per year), plus the kitten, …