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        <title>Plants poisonous to cats - I&#039;m not a cat-napper...am I? - LB&apos;s Blog - SacPaws.com</title>
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        <description>Here&#039;s a list of some of the more commom plants that are poisonous to cats...I had no idea!
Almond (Pits of) 
Aloe Vera 
Apple (seeds) 
Apricot (Pits of) 
Asparagus Fern 
Autumn Crocus 
Avocado (fruit and pit) 
Azalea 

Baby&#039;s Breath &amp;nbsp;
Beech 
Bird of Paradise 
Black-eyed Susan 
Boxwood 
Branching Ivy&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;
&amp;nbsp;
Cactus, Candelabra 
Cherry (pits, seeds &amp;amp; wilting leaves)&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;
Chrysanthemum 
Clematis 
Cornstalk Plant 
Cyclamen 
&amp;nbsp;
Daffodil 
Delphinium 
&amp;nbsp;
Eggplant 
Elephant Ear 
English Ivy 
Eucalyptus 
Evergreen 
&amp;nbsp;
Ferns 
Fiddle-leaf fig 
Foxglove 
&amp;nbsp;
Geranium 
German Ivy 
&amp;nbsp;
Heartland Philodendron 
Hemlock
Holly 
Honeysuckle 
Hurricane Plant 
Hyacinth 
Hydrangea 
&amp;nbsp;
Iris 
Iris Ivy 
&amp;nbsp;
Jack in the Pulpit 
Jimson Weed 
Jonquil 
&amp;nbsp;
Lantana 
Larkspur 
Laurel 
Lily (Calla, Easter, Valley, Oriental, Peace, Tiger, etc.)
&amp;nbsp;
Marigold 
Marijuana 
Mistletoe 
Morning Glory 
Mushrooms 
Narcissus 
Needlepoint Ivy 
&amp;nbsp;
Oleander 
Onion 
&amp;nbsp;
Peach (pits and wilting leaves) 
Peony 
Periwinkle 
Poinsettia (low toxicity) 
Poison Ivy 
Poison Oak 
Poppy 
Potato 
Primrose 
Privet, Common 
&amp;nbsp;
Rhododendron 
Rhubarb 
&amp;nbsp;
Sago Palm 
Sweetpea 
Swiss Cheese plant 
&amp;nbsp;
Tobacco 
Tomato Plant (green fruit, stem and leaves) 
Tulip 
&amp;nbsp;
Wisteria 
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        <itunes:summary>Here&#039;s a list of some of the more commom plants that are poisonous to cats...I had no idea!
Almond (Pits of) 
Aloe Vera 
Apple (seeds) 
Apricot (Pits of) 
Asparagus Fern 
Autumn Crocus 
Avocado (fruit and pit) 
Azalea 

Baby&#039;s Breath &amp;nbsp;
Beech 
Bird of Paradise 
Black-eyed Susan 
Boxwood 
Branching Ivy&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;
&amp;nbsp;
Cactus, Candelabra 
Cherry (pits, seeds &amp;amp; wilting leaves)&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;
Chrysanthemum 
Clematis 
Cornstalk Plant 
Cyclamen 
&amp;nbsp;
Daffodil 
Delphinium 
&amp;nbsp;
Eggplant 
Elephant Ear 
English Ivy 
Eucalyptus 
Evergreen 
&amp;nbsp;
Ferns 
Fiddle-leaf fig 
Foxglove 
&amp;nbsp;
Geranium 
German Ivy 
&amp;nbsp;
Heartland Philodendron 
Hemlock
Holly 
Honeysuckle 
Hurricane Plant 
Hyacinth 
Hydrangea 
&amp;nbsp;
Iris 
Iris Ivy 
&amp;nbsp;
Jack in the Pulpit 
Jimson Weed 
Jonquil 
&amp;nbsp;
Lantana 
Larkspur 
Laurel 
Lily (Calla, Easter, Valley, Oriental, Peace, Tiger, etc.)
&amp;nbsp;
Marigold 
Marijuana 
Mistletoe 
Morning Glory 
Mushrooms 
Narcissus 
Needlepoint Ivy 
&amp;nbsp;
Oleander 
Onion 
&amp;nbsp;
Peach (pits and wilting leaves) 
Peony 
Periwinkle 
Poinsettia (low toxicity) 
Poison Ivy 
Poison Oak 
Poppy 
Potato 
Primrose 
Privet, Common 
&amp;nbsp;
Rhododendron 
Rhubarb 
&amp;nbsp;
Sago Palm 
Sweetpea 
Swiss Cheese plant 
&amp;nbsp;
Tobacco 
Tomato Plant (green fruit, stem and leaves) 
Tulip 
&amp;nbsp;
Wisteria 
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