Is Daffodils Poisonous to Pets?
🟠 Toxic · Dogs & cats
Daffodils, especially the bulbs, cause stomach upset and can affect the heart and breathing in larger amounts.
Warning signs to watch for
- •Vomiting and drooling
- •Diarrhea
- •Belly pain
- •Irregular heartbeat or breathing in severe cases
What to do right now
Contact your vet, particularly if a bulb was eaten. Bring the plant name if you can.
ASPCA Poison Control: (888) 426-4435 · Pet Poison Helpline: (855) 764-7661
Frequently asked questions
Is daffodils poisonous to dogs and cats?
Daffodils, especially the bulbs, cause stomach upset and can affect the heart and breathing in larger amounts.
What are the symptoms of daffodils poisoning?
Watch for vomiting and drooling, diarrhea, belly pain, irregular heartbeat or breathing in severe cases. Signs can come on quickly or be delayed depending on how much your pet was exposed to.
What should I do if my pet was exposed to daffodils?
Contact your vet, particularly if a bulb was eaten. Bring the plant name if you can.
Sources: ASPCA Animal Poison Control. This is general guidance, not a diagnosis. In any suspected poisoning, contact your vet or a poison hotline right away.
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