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Narcissus and daffodil bulbs

Also known as: daffodil, Chinese sacred lily, CNY narcissus, water fairy flower

Toxin checkerNarcissus and daffodil bulbs

How dangerous is it?

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See a vet today

Call us on +853 6677 6611 for advice within the hour. Have the amount eaten and your pet's weight ready.

Signs to watch for

  • Intense vomiting and drooling
  • Diarrhoea and belly pain
  • Tremors or heart rhythm changes with bulbs

What to do

Call us immediately if a bulb was chewed; bulbs are far more toxic than flowers. Bring a photo of the plant with you.

Macau note

Narcissus bulbs grown in water bowls are a Chinese New Year tradition in Macau. The bowl sits at pet height; the bulb is the most poisonous part.

This guide is for general information only and does not replace a veterinary examination. When in doubt, always call the clinic.

Reviewed by the Royal Veterinary Center veterinary team.