If the cat only smells lily for a short time, there will generally be no problem. However, if the cat smells it for a long time or eats it, it may cause poisoning and symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, etc. May cause kidney failure and even death. Once a cat is poisoned by lily, he should seek medical attention immediately. It should be noted that it is best not to keep lilies when keeping cats at home.
What to do if a cat comes into contact with lilies:

1. If the cat only smells lilies for a short time, it usually will not have a big impact.

2. If the cat touches a lily, the cat should be bathed immediately to remove lily pollen from the hair to avoid accidentally eating it.

3. If the cat smells or eats lily for a long time and develops poisoning such as vomiting, lethargy, lethargy, etc., it should be taken to the pet hospital for treatment immediately.