All parts of daffodils are toxic to pets, with the bulb most concentrated. Ingestion may cause vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, or weakness. Keep bulbs, plants, bouquets, and vase water out of reach; contact a vet promptly if ingestion is suspected.
Daffodils (Narcissus spp.) are spring bulbs with trumpet-shaped flowers in yellow, white, and mixed colors, planted in yards and sold as potted gifts.
Bulbs are stored in fall and forced indoors in water glasses or pots for early blooms. Cut daffodils are common in spring floral arrangements.
Vase water from daffodil stems may contain irritating plant compounds. Planting supplies left open in spring and fall increase accidental access. Indoor forcing kits with pebbles and water should stay behind closed doors.
