Silver Squill
Ledebouria socialis
Dogs: Mild
Cats: Mild
Plant Information
Ledebouria, Leopard Lily, Wood Hyacinth
Asparagaceae
houseplant
Mildly Toxic
Toxicity Details
bulb, all parts
Cardiac glycosides (bufadienolides)
1 to 4 hours
mild
Symptoms to Watch For
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Drooling
What to Do
Monitor at home. The bulbs are most toxic. Contact vet if large amount consumed or cardiac symptoms appear.
About Silver Squill
Silver Squill is a small bulbous plant with spotted silver-green leaves and purple undersides. It contains low concentrations of cardiac glycosides. Ingestion typically causes only mild GI upset, but the bulbs are more concentrated and should be kept buried.
Safe Alternatives
These plants provide a similar look but are non-toxic to pets: