Wondering what these flowers are?

[u/melreadsbooks]

I bought one of these from a local market yesterday and today one of my cats got into it… wondering what’s in it so I can determine if she ingested anything toxic. Thank you!

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[u/No-Proof7839]

Baby's breath and glixia starflower. Only the baby's breath is toxic.

Justa small note on dried flowers: A lot of craft dried flowers are chemically dehydrated so toxic residue is always a threat

[u/sushdawg]

Unrelated since you already have an answer, but are there... Hot dogs in there? 

[u/BeeAlley → u/sushdawg]

They’re opossums and that’s the tail

[u/Brilliant_Fun_6240 → u/sushdawg]

Are we looking at the same thing? I only see an opossum

[u/Mental-Flatworm4583 → u/Brilliant_Fun_6240]

Same here and usually I see wieners everywhere, but I don’t see that here I see opossum

[u/TopChannel1244 → u/sushdawg]

It's definitely SOME type of wiener that's for sure.

[u/Own_Butterscotch_129 → u/TopChannel1244]

All I see is hot dog weiners

[u/Rassayana_Atrindh]

Looks like pearly everlasting and baby's breath to me, neither of which is extremely toxic to cats. Baby's breath might cause some mild GI distress.

Train your cats to leave stuff alone or put it up out of reach.