Is Easter Lily Toxic to Horses?
No — Easter lily is non-toxic to horses.
PawSafe Check is for general information only and is not veterinary advice. Always contact your veterinarian or a poison control service if you think your pet has been exposed.
Symptoms to watch for
- Mild stomach upset if a lot is eaten
Toxic parts
All parts, including pollen and vase water
Toxic compound
Unknown water-soluble toxin
What to do now
- This is generally considered safe for horses.
- Large amounts of any plant or unfamiliar food can still cause stomach upset.
- Call your vet if your horse seems unwell.
Good to know
Extremely dangerous to cats: licking pollen off fur or drinking vase water can cause kidney failure. Dogs usually only get an upset stomach.
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Is Easter lily toxic to horses?
No — Easter lily is non-toxic to horses. Extremely dangerous to cats: licking pollen off fur or drinking vase water can cause kidney failure. Dogs usually only get an upset stomach.
What are the symptoms of Easter lily poisoning in horses?
Mild stomach upset if a lot is eaten.
What should I do if my horse ate Easter lily?
This is generally considered safe for horses. Large amounts of any plant or unfamiliar food can still cause stomach upset. Call your vet if your horse seems unwell.
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