Now that it’s spring, flowers will take center stage. While we enjoy them, some can be deadly for pets.

When it comes to cats, lilies top that list. Any exposure to lilies — including licks of water from a vase or pollen from fur or toes — can kill a cat. What’s more, lilies of the valley are toxic to both cats and dogs.

Daffodils, especially their bulbs, are also poisonous. And that goes for tulip bulbs, too. That’s why it’s crucial to keep dogs from digging in gardens.

Hydrangeas are off limits too, because a chemical they contain releases cyanide when eaten. Even exposure to carnations can give your pet an upset stomach.

If you think your furry friend has ingested any of these floral beauties, call your veterinary clinic or the Pet Poison Helpline right away.