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Is this plant toxic to my cat or dog?

Many common plants are harmful to pets. FloraLens identifies the plant from your photo and shows its safety information, with a red warning banner for plants known to be poisonous. If your pet has already eaten a plant and seems unwell, contact your vet first.

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Who it's for

Cat and dog owners
People buying plants for a home with pets
Parents of young children

What you get

Likely plant name and confidence
Toxicity notes for pets and people
A red banner for poisonous plants and every fungus
A one-page report to show your vet

How it works

Photograph the plant (whole plant and a leaf).
Identify (1 credit).
Open the Safety tab.
If your pet has eaten it and shows symptoms, call your vet or an animal poison line now.

Example request

“Photo of a lily in a bouquet on the kitchen table, cat in the house.”

What comes back

Likely name
Red warning: known to be highly toxic to cats
What parts are risky
Advice to keep it out of reach and contact a vet if eaten

Tips for a better result

Check plants before bringing them home.
Remember bouquets as well as pot plants.
Download the report to show your vet.

Questions

My pet ate a plant. What do I do?

Contact your vet or an animal poison helpline immediately. Don't wait for an identification.

Is the safety information reliable?

It is based on well-known toxicity data for the identified plant, but identification from photos can be wrong. Treat it as guidance, not a diagnosis.

Does it cover children?

Yes, the Safety tab covers people as well as pets.

Cost?

1 credit.

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