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And, of course, roses have thorns on the stems, which can easily injure cats either by touch or ingestion. Check for wounds if you suspect your cat has been munching on your roses.

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Other plants with rose in the name Aside from real roses, which are nontoxic to your cats, if you have other plants that have rose in their name, you'll need to watch your kitties closely around them.

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Her kittens Daisy, who is black and white, and Rose, who is white with black and brown stripes are all three super close. Daisy is a little bit smaller than Rose and very confident and independent.

However, not everything suitable for people is safe for cats to eat. Thankfully, if you Google, “Are roses toxic to cats?” you should get a resounding “No” in return.