Toxicity to pets

All parts of the Easter lily are toxic for cats. This includes any amount of leaf, stem, flower, pollen, vase water, or rhizome (root). Ingestion results in vomiting, abdominal pain, dehydration and acute kidney failure. Early treatment is vital for cats following any exposure to these lilies.
For more information about lilies, including safer alternative flowers for homes with cats and educational materials, visit our No Lilies for Kitties page.