Jasmine is poisonous to cats. If a cat smells or comes into contact with jasmine, it will typically exhibit symptoms such as drooling, vomiting, and cyanosis of the conjunctiva. Therefore, it is recommended that owners keep jasmine flowers out of reach of cats. If a cat shows signs of poisoning, it should be taken to a well-ventilated area for treatment immediately. Additionally, cat owners should not keep lilies or similar plants in their homes, as this can lead to severe kidney failure in cats.
Common symptoms of poisoning include drooling, vomiting, fever, convulsions, and restlessness. Severe cases can lead to kidney failure. Take your cat to a well-ventilated area immediately; in severe cases, go directly to the vet. If you like cats, you can keep one as a pet.
