Is Friendship Plant Safe for Pets?
Pilea involucrata
Find out if friendship plant is safe for dogs and cats.
Friendship Plant
Friendship plants are small houseplants with deeply textured, quilted leaves. They are non-toxic to dogs and cats and are often shared between gardeners as easy-to-root cuttings, hence the name.
They thrive in bright, indirect light and high humidity. Friendship plants are a safe, interesting-textured alternative to toxic foliage plants like dieffenbachia or caladium.
Is Friendship Plant Safe for Dogs?
Non-toxic to dogs.
Is Friendship Plant Safe for Cats?
Non-toxic to cats.
Symptoms to Watch For
- mild stomach upset
What If My Pet Ate Friendship Plant?
No treatment needed. Contact a vet only if a pet eats a large amount and shows signs of distress.
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Vet's Note
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