#Number 11 : Lilies

According to dr. Justin Lee a board-certified emergency critical care veterinary specialist and toxicologist lilies are extremely toxic to animals and can destroy their kidneys if consumed there are actually two types of lilies out there benign and dangerous ones but nine lilies include the piece Peruvian and calla varieties they pose.

The less of a threat to your pet since they don’t come from the lilium or her marrow callous families but that doesn’t mean they’re totally harmless they can still irritate the mouth tongue throat and esophagus if your pet suffers from benign Lily poisoning give them something tasty like canned chicken broth to help flush the crystals out of their mouth and clear up these unpleasant symptoms and then there’s the other type of lilies like tiger lilies day lilies Easter lilies red lilies and many more they’re highly toxic and potentially fatal for your pet especially cats dangerous lilies can cause a loss of appetite vomiting excessive urinating and increased salivation as with any case of poisoning the sooner you get your pet to the vet the better Lily poisoning is especially serious though treatment usually requires three whole days of hospitalization.