araceae
Is split leaf philodendron toxic to dogs and cats?
split leaf philodendron is marked toxic for dogs and toxic for cats. Scientific name: philodendron bipennifolium.
If your pet chewed or swallowed a plant and has symptoms, contact a
veterinarian or pet poison hotline. Bring a plant photo or sample if
you can do so safely.
Quick verdict
| Dogs | Toxic |
|---|---|
| Cats | Toxic |
| Risk level | High |
| Scientific name | philodendron bipennifolium |
| Family | araceae |
Also known as
cordatum, fiddle leaf, fruit salad plant, heartleaf philodendron, horsehead philodendron, lacy tree philodendron, panda plant, red emerald, red princess, saddle leaf, selloum, violin philodendron
What to do
Use the verdict as a first-pass safety signal, not a diagnosis. Plant risk can depend on the part eaten, the amount, your pet's size, and existing health issues.
Sources
- ASPCA - Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants (ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center)
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