ASPCA Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants
Curated source
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center’s plant list, which states for each plant whether it is toxic or non-toxic to dogs, cats, and horses, the toxic principles where known, and the clinical signs.
What you'll find here
Pet and livestock toxicity
Toxic principles
Clinical signs of poisoning
Houseplant safety around pets
Specific data we draw from it: toxic or non-toxic to dogs, toxic or non-toxic to cats, toxic or non-toxic to horses, toxic principles and clinical signs.
Good to know
Animals only. The list covers dogs, cats, and horses; it says nothing about human toxicity, so a human-safety claim needs its own source.
How to cite this source
Cite the plant’s own entry page on the ASPCA list.
License
ASPCA content © American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; Plotwright states the finding with attribution and a link rather than reproducing text.
Caution
"Non-toxic" on this list means no known systemic toxicity in those animals; it does not mean the plant is edible or cannot upset a stomach.
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Cited by wildlife
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