Q: I love lilies, especially Easter lilies. My two recently adopted cats are very inquisitive and explore every new item I bring home. I don’t want them to damage the Easter lilies that will decorate my home over the holiday. Please tell me cats aren’t attracted to plants. A: I’m more worried about the lilies damaging your cats than the other way around. Easter lilies—and other lilies, including daylilies, stargazers, and tiger lilies—are extremely dangerous to cats. All parts of the plant cause kidney failure in cats. The flower is the most toxic part, though eating a leaf or even brushing up against the pollen and licking it off the fur can severely damage the kidneys. Cats also can be poisoned by drinking the water from the vase that holds the lilies. Clinical signs, including lethargy, loss of appetite, and vomiting, begin within hours of exposure. Immediate veterinary care is …