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It’s Easter – Do you know that lilies are deadly for cats?

A message worth repeating: lilies kill cats!
I wrote more about it a few years ago in the Dodo...

Posted in cats. Tags: cats, Easter lilies, lilies, poison on March 22, 2016 by Mikel Delgado.

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