Looking over the plants already in your home is far easier to act on than reacting after a pet has chewed one. This audit lets you pick the houseplants you keep, counts how many of them appear on the toxic list, and names the ones to move out. It does not cover time since an exposure or the symptoms that follow.
The plant list carries only entries that appear on the ASPCA toxic plant list, nothing was added beyond it, and it is current as of October 2026. Lilium and Hemerocallis are grouped separately. For cats, acute kidney injury has been reported from leaves, stems and petals and from pollen alone, so no amount is harmless and this tool builds no intake band at all.
This tool does not judge intake amounts, symptom stages, treatment or plant identification, and a result of no match is not a statement of safety. It is for reference only and does not replace veterinary care. Contact your veterinarian right away if you suspect chewing or ingestion, even with no symptoms.
Frequently Asked Questions
No harmless amount is established for Lilium or Hemerocallis. Acute kidney injury has been reported from pollen alone, so this tool builds no dose band.
Not finding it here does not mean it is safe. Identify the species and look it up on the ASPCA toxic plant list yourself.
With lilies, kidney injury can surface more than a day later. Contact your veterinarian right away even with no symptoms.