Cat Got Lily Pollen on Fur? Why It Counts as Exposure
Lily pollen on a cat’s fur or paws becomes pollen in her mouth when she grooms. Call a vet or poison line now, and let them decide how it comes off.
Lily pollen on a cat’s fur or paws becomes pollen in her mouth when she grooms. Call a vet or poison line now, and let them decide how it comes off.
One chewed leaf of a true lily is an emergency for a cat. Call a vet or poison line now; here is why the 18-hour window means you do not wait for signs.