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Roses
Rosa spp.
Toxicity: ā SAFE FOR CATS (with caution)
True roses (Rosa spp.) are non-toxic to cats! However, thorns can cause mouth or paw injuries, and store-bought bouquets may be treated with pesticides or preservatives that are harmful.
Also known as:
- Red Rose
- White Rose
- Garden Rose
Symptoms of poisoning:
What to do:
Generally safeābut take precautions:
- Trim thorns if your cat is curious.
- Avoid floral foam (often contains toxic phenol).
- Keep vase water cleanāstagnant water can harbor bacteria.
- Never confuse with āDesert Roseā or āChristmas Roseāāthose are TOXIC!
š” Fun fact: Rose petals are edible for humansāand harmless if your cat nibbles one!
Sources:
- ASPCA Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants Database
- Cornell Feline Health Center
ā ļø Disclaimer: PawSafePlants provides general educational information only. This content is not veterinary advice. If your cat has been exposed to any plant, contact a licensed veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center immediately. We do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of this information. Use at your own risk.
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