Pet-Safe Flowers Guide
Beautiful for you.
Safe for them.
Every Lily Hour arrangement is designed to be shared with the whole family — including the four-legged members.
Our Pet-Safe Promise
Fresh lilies are toxic to cats. We know this personally: our founder is named Lily, and she started this studio so no one would ever have to choose between flowers and their cat. That's why every bouquet we make uses preserved blooms and pet-friendly materials only — no toxic stems, no harmful dyes, no pollen on your table or their paws.
Pet safety notes
Our arrangements are designed with pet-friendly materials and contain no fresh flowers — including no real lilies, which are toxic to cats.
That said, our arrangements are decorative objects, not pet products. They may contain wire stems, floral foam, wooden picks, ribbons, and small decorative parts that can be harmful if chewed or swallowed.
Please:
- Display arrangements out of reach of chewing pets
- Do not allow pets to chew, lick, or ingest any part of an arrangement
- Keep packaging materials away from pets
If your pet chews or swallows any part of an arrangement, contact your veterinarian promptly.
The information in our Pet-Safe Flowers Guide is provided for general education and is not veterinary advice. When in doubt about any plant or material and your pet's health, always consult a licensed veterinarian.
No real lilies, hydrangeas, eucalyptus, or any flower toxic to pets — in any of our arrangements, ever.
The flowers that could hurt your cats and dogs are the ones we refuse to make real.
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