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Is this plant toxic to my cat or dog?
Type a common or Latin name. You’ll see whether ASPCA lists the plant as toxic or non-toxic to cats and to dogs, with a link to its ASPCA page and to our guide when we have one.
- Not on the list doesn’t mean safe: ASPCA covers a fixed set of plants, and Plamp marks anything else “not verified.”
- Names mislead. “Lily”, “ivy” and “rose” each cover plants with different verdicts, so check the Latin name when you can.
What ASPCA’s list says, in numbers
- plant pages on ASPCA’s cat and dog lists
- 987
- listed as toxic to cats
- 423
- listed as toxic to dogs
- 416
- listed as non-toxic to both
- 559
- toxic to cats or dogs, non-toxic to the other
- 11
Our count of the plant pages on ASPCA’s cat and dog lists. A page can name several species, and one species can have several pages under different common names.
Plant guides
Cat and dog verdicts, look-alikes and care basics in one place. All guides.
- Is aloe vera toxic to cats and dogs?
- Is bamboo toxic to cats and dogs?
- Is basil safe for cats and dogs?
- Are calla lilies toxic to cats and dogs?
- Is Christmas cactus toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are mums toxic to cats and dogs?
- Is English ivy toxic to cats and dogs?
- Is eucalyptus toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are hydrangeas toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are jade plants toxic to cats and dogs?
- Is lavender safe for cats and dogs?
- Are lilies toxic to cats and dogs?
- Is mint toxic to cats and dogs?
- Is a money tree toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are monsteras toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are orchids toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are peace lilies toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are philodendrons toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are poinsettias poisonous to cats and dogs?
- Are pothos toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are roses toxic to cats and dogs?
- Is rosemary toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are snake plants toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are spider plants toxic to cats and dogs?
- Are tulips toxic to cats and dogs?
Data: ASPCA cat and dog plant lists, read on November 10, 2026 and summarized as verdicts only. Reference information, not veterinary advice. Plamp is not affiliated with the ASPCA. ASPCA Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants.
