It’s safe for cats to eat lily for a day or so. Because cats will be poisoned in a very short period of time after eating lilies, and a series of acute poisoning reactions will occur. Therefore, if the cat does not have any abnormalities for a day, it means that the cat is safe, but if the cat becomes poisoned after eating lilies, If you react, you should send the cat to the pet hospital for rescue in time.

Why can’t cats eat lilies?

Lily mainly contains lycorine, narcissus and other alkaloids, which may cause anticholinergic effects and lead to poisoning in cats if they accidentally eat them. Cat poisoning will cause symptoms such as vomiting, salivation, bloody stools, dehydration, and even epilepsy, dermatitis, and changes in heart function; in severe cases, acute renal failure and death may occur.

So if a cat accidentally eats lilies, it should be sent to the hospital immediately, and a sample of the lilies should be taken to the hospital to tell the veterinarian how much your cat has ingested. The sooner you bring your cat to the doctor, the sooner treatment for kidney damage can begin.