Easter Lilies can be a beautiful decoration in the spring season, but did you know that all parts of the lily plant are considered toxic and dangerous to your cat? If ingested, it can cause severe kidney damage and even death. Please be advised that cat owners should remove lilies out of reach of your cat and consider an alternative to the lily such as Easter Orchids and Easter Daisies.
Welcome to Princeton Animal Hospital & Carnegie Cat Clinic, a full-service, technology-based, dog and cat facility located in Princeton, NJ. Owners and veterinarians Drs. James and Terry Miele, as well as their staff of veterinarians, veterinary technicians and assistants, animal care specialists, and receptionists are on hand to offer the most knowledgeable, informed and compassionate veterinary medical care possible for your pets.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Easter Lilies & Cats
Easter Lilies can be a beautiful decoration in the spring season, but did you know that all parts of the lily plant are considered toxic and dangerous to your cat? If ingested, it can cause severe kidney damage and even death. Please be advised that cat owners should remove lilies out of reach of your cat and consider an alternative to the lily such as Easter Orchids and Easter Daisies.
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