Is Money Tree Toxic to Cats or Dogs?
Why Money Tree is considered safe
Non-toxic.
Pachira aquatica
Also called: Malabar Chestnut.
ASPCA lists Money Tree as non-toxic to dogs and cats. Source: ASPCA Animal Poison Control
What to do if your pet chewed it
Safe means non-toxic, not edible. A curious nibble is not a concern, but heavy grazing on any houseplant can still upset a stomach. Call your vet if your pet seems unwell.
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Is Money Tree toxic to cats?
No, Money Tree is not toxic to cats. See all 68 cat-safe plants.
Is Money Tree toxic to dogs?
No, Money Tree is not toxic to dogs. See all 70 dog-safe plants.
What is Money Tree also called?
Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) is also called Malabar Chestnut.
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Scan your plantAlways confirm with a veterinarian or ASPCA Animal Poison Control (888-426-4435) before assuming safety. This is a household reference, not a substitute for professional guidance in a suspected poisoning.
· Source: ASPCA Animal Poison Control.
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