What to watch for
Non-toxic. Do not confuse with sago palm.
What to do
This species is listed as non-toxic. Eating plants can still upset a pet’s stomach. Keep soil, fertilizers and pest treatments out of reach.
Draft entry: verification against the ASPCA toxic plant list is needed before launch.
See the ASPCA plant list ↗Pet-safe alternatives
Consider a correctly identified spider plant, Boston fern or parlor palm. Avoid treated plants your pet may chew.
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