Many plants are poisonous to cats and can cause serious problems.
In general, orchids are usually not poisonous to cats.
However, do not allow your pet to chew parts of a houseplant - stem, leaves, and flowers.
Even though orchids are not poisonous to cats, it can still be detrimental to the animal's health.
The fact is that eating orchid leaves or flowers can sometimes cause mild stomach upset in cats.
These symptoms of plant poisoning also include vomiting, diarrhea, increased salivation and lack of appetite in the cat.
If you have fed your orchid or used chemicals such as pesticides, be careful. These substances can make your cat sick.
Additionally, some cats may develop an allergy to orchid pollen, which can lead to excessive sneezing or itching.
Some types of orchids may be more harmful to cats' health than others.
White orchids are generally safe for cats' health.
Previously, we talked about how to cope with the death of a pet.