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Peace Lily

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Peace Lily — toxicity in dogs and cats

Call your vetApplies to: dogs and cats.

Overview

Peace lilies cause oral irritation due to calcium oxalate crystals and are painful but usually not kidney-toxic like true lilies. Pets may drool, gag, and paw at their mouth immediately after chewing leaves. Signs are often dramatic but short-lived with supportive care. Persistent vomiting, refusal to drink, or ongoing pain should prompt an exam.

Symptoms

Drooling, mouth pain, vomiting

Typical onset

Immediate to 2 hours

What to do

Call your vet; seek care if persistent vomiting or pain.

This page is educational and does not replace veterinary advice. If your pet may have been exposed, call UVEC at (801) 218-2227 or ASPCA Poison Control at (888) 426-4435.

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Peace lilies cause oral irritation due to calcium oxalate crystals and are painful but usually not kidney-toxic like true lilies. Pets may drool, gag, and paw at their mouth immediately after chewing leaves. Signs are often dramatic but short-lived with supportive care. Persistent vomiting, refusal to drink, or ongoing pain should prompt an exam.

Symptoms
Drooling, mouth pain, vomiting
Onset
Immediate to 2 hours
Recommended next step
Call your vet; seek care if persistent vomiting or pain.
This tool is informational only and does not replace veterinary advice. If ingestion may have happened, contact UVEC at (801) 218-2227 or ASPCA Poison Control at (888) 426-4435.