If you love plants but have a cat at home, then there is one crucial thing to understand and remember; certain plants are poisonous and dangerous for cats. 

Here is a list of plants you should not keep in your house:

• Tulip
  Tulip’s bulb portion is toxic to cats because it is filled with toxins that can cause your kitty trouble. Tulips can lead to cardiac abnormalities, drooling, CNS depression, and gastrointestinal irritation, among other horrible symptoms. Avoid keeping this plant at home.
• English ivy
  English ivy contains triterpenoid saponins, which are dangerous when consumed by cats. It can lead to diarrhea, abdominal pain, and vomiting, among other problems. English ivy is also known as California ivy and needlepoint ivy.
• Castor bean
  Castor bean contains a dangerous protein that is toxic to cats. It can lead to coma, muscle twitching, vomiting, severe abdominal pain, loss of appetite, thirst, and body weakness. It can even lead to tremors and death in some cases.
• Amaryllis
  You might love these holiday plants, but if you plan to get a cat, you have to drop the plan of getting this plant. It contains toxins that can cause tremors, depression, abdominal pain, vomiting, and hypersalivation in most cases.
• Azalea
  Your cat can get poisoned due to the azalea plant, and it can even lead to a coma then death due to cardiovascular collapse. Azalea contains grayanotoxins, which can cause depression of the CNS, drooling, diarrhea, and vomiting.
• Schefflera
  You should steer clear of Schefflera from your home because it has calcium oxalate crystals. These can cause your cat to have trouble swallowing, drool excessively, and have oral irritation. It can even lead to tongue, mouth, and lips irritation.
• Cyclamen
  The root of cyclamen is the most toxic in the entire plant. If your cat consumes it by mistake, then she will suffer from various symptoms such as vomiting and severe gastrointestinal irritation. It can even lead to death in some cases.
• Lilies
  Most types of lilies can lead to kidney failure in cats, which is why you should not put these at your home. The most dangerous types of lilies include Japanese show, tiger, Casa Blanca, Asian, stargazer, and Easter.
• Autumn crocus
  When your cat consumes any part of this plant, she can suffer from a range of severe symptoms. Some of the problems that can be caused include organ damage, bloody vomiting, shock, bone marrow suppression, and oral irritation.
• Oleander
  Every part of the oleander is dangerous for cats because it has cardiac glycosides. These can cause a range of severe symptoms that can harm your cat or even lead to death. Some symptoms include abnormal heart function and hypothermia.
• Pothos
  Your cat should never consume or chew this plant because it contains toxins. It can lead to oral tissue swelling and can cause severe problems to your cat’s gastrointestinal tract. It can even lead to mechanical irritation.
• Sago Palm
  Sago Palm is poisonous for cats, especially the seeds, because they contain the highest toxic levels. They can lead to your cat’s liver failure, diarrhea, vomiting, seizures, and depression. You should avoid buying this plant.
• Yew
  Yew has taxine, which is the toxic part of the plant. This can cause breathing problems in your cat, frequent trembling, and coordination problems. In some cases, it has been found to lead to cardiac failure and gastrointestinal irritation too.