Easter lilies, popular spring flowers, pose a severe risk to cats. Ingesting any part of the plant may cause kidney failure.

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If you think your pet has ingested any of these please call us immediately. Even if they have only eaten one raisin to do not ...

Peace lilies, with their lush green leaves and stunning white flowers, are the perfect choice for those new to the world of houseplants. They're incredibly forgiving, thriving in a variety of light ...

5. Roses A popular choice to gift loved ones, roses aren’t actually toxic to pets. However, the thorns can injure a pet’s ...

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