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Is Pothos (Devil's Ivy) (Epipremnum) Toxic to Cats & Dogs?
📷 Jenny Saito · CC BY 4.0 · GBIF/iNaturalist
| Who | Safety |
|---|---|
| 🐱 Cats | Moderately toxic |
| 🐶 Dogs | Moderately toxic |
| 🧑 Humans | Moderately toxic |
Symptoms in pets
If a cat or dog chews or ingests Pothos (Devil's Ivy), reported signs include:
- excessive salivation
- oral irritation
- vomiting
Most affected parts: all parts, leaves, stems.
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This applies across the Epipremnum genus (19 species in our database), including: Epipremnum amplissimum, Epipremnum aureum, Epipremnum carolinense, Epipremnum ceramense, Epipremnum dahlii, Epipremnum falcifolium, Epipremnum giganteum, Epipremnum glaucicephalum, Epipremnum meeboldii, Epipremnum miniatum, Epipremnum moluccanum, Epipremnum moszkowskii….
Based on Leafy's botanical safety database (genus-level classification).