Avoid intentional feeding of elderflower products. Direct pet-specific data is limited. Closely related elder plant parts carry higher toxicity risk. Monitor for vomiting, diarrhea, or lethargy if exposure occurs.
Elderflower is the fragrant cream-colored flower cluster from elder plants, used in cordials, teas, syrups, and desserts.
Usually sold dried or infused into sweet drinks rather than served as plain petals. Elderflower syrups and concentrates are diluted for human drinks.
Mixed products like sparkling elderflower beverages, jams, and desserts may include additional sweeteners. Closely related elderberry plant parts (leaves, stems, unripe berries) carry higher toxicity risk than the flower specifically.
