| FirstLightFarms |
| probably the same person that told them it's a daylily. if the cat's still alive it probably isn't even a daylily |
Showers Off and On| FirstLightFarms |
| probably the same person that told them it's a daylily. if the cat's still alive it probably isn't even a daylily |
| Rainbow |
| Day Lillies are toxic to cats. Check your ASPCA website toxic plants list (or your country's equivalent) for confirmation. |
| Versailles |
| Puck, Extremely much so. Right down to the pollen. I dunno who told Glacier that they're part of a "non-toxic" genus, but it's so insanely false it's crazy. |
| FirstLightFarms |
| Also, even if daylilies aren't actually lilies, they're...... still toxic. |
| Versailles |
| Canna lilies are not true lilies, no. But daylilies ARE, and that's where my concern is. Do NOT let your cat near daylilies any longer, please. |
| UV_Equestrian |
| I have wk4s on Monday cause I've been slackin. I'm freaking excited though |
| Versailles |
| Plus, look it up. Daylilies are labelled as toxic by basically every vet, plant, and toxic plant link that comes up. |
| Versailles |
| Glacier, daylilies are true lilies lol. Unless my zoo vet professor lied to me, please just don't let her touch them. |
| Genesis |
| Lilies are so toxic that it's definitely better safe than sorry either way. Even pollen will be a death sentence |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| daylilies (genus Hemerocallis) are not true lilies, which belong to the genus Lilium. While they share a similar name and some characteristics, they are distinct plant families with different botanical classifications. If I am wrong about this, then I will fence the flowers off with chicken wire |
| Versailles |
| Do not allow that any longer. PLEASE. If she chews the wrong spot it'll be a dead cat in as little as 10 minutes. |
| The Old Gods |
| About the only ones that aren't are canna lilies, but they're not true lilies. They come from a tuber and can actually be eaten. |
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| FirstLightFarms |
| probably the same person that told them it's a daylily. if the cat's still alive it probably isn't even a daylily |
| Rainbow |
| Day Lillies are toxic to cats. Check your ASPCA website toxic plants list (or your country's equivalent) for confirmation. |
| Versailles |
| Puck, Extremely much so. Right down to the pollen. I dunno who told Glacier that they're part of a "non-toxic" genus, but it's so insanely false it's crazy. |
| FirstLightFarms |
| Also, even if daylilies aren't actually lilies, they're...... still toxic. |
| Versailles |
| Canna lilies are not true lilies, no. But daylilies ARE, and that's where my concern is. Do NOT let your cat near daylilies any longer, please. |
| UV_Equestrian |
| I have wk4s on Monday cause I've been slackin. I'm freaking excited though |
| Versailles |
| Plus, look it up. Daylilies are labelled as toxic by basically every vet, plant, and toxic plant link that comes up. |
| Versailles |
| Glacier, daylilies are true lilies lol. Unless my zoo vet professor lied to me, please just don't let her touch them. |
| Genesis |
| Lilies are so toxic that it's definitely better safe than sorry either way. Even pollen will be a death sentence |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| daylilies (genus Hemerocallis) are not true lilies, which belong to the genus Lilium. While they share a similar name and some characteristics, they are distinct plant families with different botanical classifications. If I am wrong about this, then I will fence the flowers off with chicken wire |
| Versailles |
| Do not allow that any longer. PLEASE. If she chews the wrong spot it'll be a dead cat in as little as 10 minutes. |
| The Old Gods |
| About the only ones that aren't are canna lilies, but they're not true lilies. They come from a tuber and can actually be eaten. |
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