There are many plants that are harmful to cats. Here are some common plants that are harmful to cats:

Lily: lily pollen and leaves Both the lily pollen and the stems contain toxic substances that may cause poisoning in cats. Even if the cat just licks a little bit of lily pollen or flower water, it may cause kidney damage and failure.

Ivy, spider plant, sansevieria, maidenhair fern: The leaves and stems of these plants contain toxic substances, which may cause digestive problems, vomiting, diarrhea and oral irritation in cats if ingested.

Tulips and Narcissus: The bulbs and flowers of these two plants contain toxic substances that are harmful to cats. If a cat accidentally eats tulips or daffodils, it may develop symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, oral ulcers, and poisoning.

Water lilies: The leaves, flowers, and rhizomes of water lilies contain toxic substances that may cause poisoning and digestive discomfort if cats come into contact with or ingest them.

Jasmine: The leaves and flowers of jasmine contain toxic substances that may cause digestive problems, vomiting, diarrhea and oral irritation in cats if exposed to or ingested.