Tiger lily

cat severe

Go to the vet immediately — don't wait for symptoms.

dog mild

Watch your pet's behavior. Only go in if symptoms appear.

Confidence: high
Summary: Tiger lily (Lilium tigrinum / L. lancifolium) is a true lily whose entire plant — leaves, flowers, pollen, stem, and even vase water — is severely toxic to cats. The toxic principle is unknown, but ingestion of even a small amount can cause vomiting, inappetence, and lethargy within hours, rapidly progressing to acute kidney failure and death within 24–72 hours. In dogs, tiger lily is considered non-toxic by ASPCA and the FDA notes only minor stomach upset is possible; one source (peakpawsvet.com) suggests some harm is possible, but multiple authoritative sources classify it as non-toxic to dogs, with any effects being at most mild gastrointestinal upset.
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