32 common indoor plants that are toxic to cats

Ever wonder why your furry friend keeps getting sick? It might be that the lush plant haven you’ve lovingly created is doing more harm than good. These plants can vary in toxicity, with some causing mild symptoms like drooling or an upset stomach, and others leading to severe issues like organ failure.

Now, this isn’t a call to tie down your curious feline; after all, cats are naturally inquisitive and will nibble on leaves and bat at vines playfully. Instead, it’s time to take a closer look at your plant collection and weed out any that might be toxic. Sounds tough, especially if it’s a favorite flowering plant? Don’t worry, you can get creative by suspending those out-of-reach beauties from the ceiling or setting up barriers to keep them safe.

To help you out, here’s a list of 32 common and popular indoor plants that might be wreaking havoc on your cat’s health.