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phalaenopsis poisonous to cats?
I bought my husband an orchid plant today for Valentines Day and one of my cats immediate chased me into the dining room and tried to eat the flower petals when I brought it in the house. I've been searching online but, does anyone know for sure if this type of orchid is poisonous to cats?
Re: phalaenopsis poisonous to cats?
2011 AthensGAHalf official time: 2:33:31
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It doesn't appear to be.
For future reference, the ASPCA keeps a very extensive DB of toxic plants.
http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/poison-control/plants/
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