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RHS advice: cats in gardens
RHS advice: potentially harmful plants
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Dog-friendly days out - Walkies at RHS Garden Wisley
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Notes: Lilies are toxic to cats; however cats are unlikely to be poisoned in the garden. The main risk comes from cut flowers indoors - if they brush against open flowers, pollen can be transferred to their fur and then ingested involuntarily as the cat grooms themselves. If you can't avoid growing lilies where cats are present, choosing pollen-free and double-flowered varieties will help you minimise risk, as will providing palatable, edible greens such as grass for cats to nibble on.

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