What are the symptoms of poisoning by poinsettia on cats?

Poinsettias are only mildly toxic to cats and dogs. Medical treatment is rarely necessary, but if you think your pet has been poisoned, call your vet or 800-213-6680. read more

There is no antidote for poinsettia poisoning. That said, due to the low level of toxicity seen with poinsettia ingestion, medical treatment is rarely necessary unless clinical signs are severe. Threat: Minimal. Other plants to worry about: Far more worrisome are holiday bouquets containing lilies, holly or mistletoe. read more

If you have poinsettias in your home and are worried about this possibility, consider distracting your cutie by investing in a feline-friendly pot of cat grass. Encourage your kitty to explore the cat grass so she won't be as fascinated by the poinsettia leaves -- a win-win situation. read more

Types of poisoning symptoms in dogs and cats Gastrointestinal poisoning symptoms Gastrointestinal symptoms, including loss of appetite and vomiting, result from eating poisons like garbage or lead paint and from toxic plants, such as English ivy and English holly. read more