FAQ

Common flowers toxic to cats include lilies, tulips, daffodils, chrysanthemums, and azaleas.

If you have cats, choose non-toxic flowers like roses, sunflowers, snapdragons, and orchids to keep your pets safe.

Not in corpus.

The lily is the most toxic flower for cats, with exposure potentially causing fatal kidney failure.

Yes, cats are generally happier with a cat tree as it supports their instincts to climb, scratch, and observe from high points.

The most toxic flower for cats is the lily, particularly species like Easter lilies and Tiger lilies.

Yes, cats are generally happier with a cat tree as it provides mental stimulation, physical exercise, and a secure space they can call their own.

The most toxic flower for cats is the lily, particularly those from the Lilium and Hemerocallis genera.

Yes, cats are generally happier with a cat tree as it provides stimulation, exercise, and a space to satisfy natural behaviors like climbing and scratching.

A cat tree provides cats with physical exercise, mental stimulation, and a space of their own for scratching, climbing, and lounging.