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Is Chinese Money Plant (Pilea) Toxic to Cats & Dogs?
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Chinese Money Plant is generally safe for cats and dogs.
Severity : Non-toxic
| Who | Safety |
|---|---|
| 🐱 Cats | Safe |
| 🐶 Dogs | Safe |
| 🧑 Humans | Safe |
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This applies across the Pilea genus (81 species in our database), including: Pilea aenea, Pilea affinis, Pilea alaotrae, Pilea andringitrensis, Pilea aquarum, Pilea auricularis, Pilea bambusifolia, Pilea bassleriana, Pilea beguinotii, Pilea bisepala, Pilea boehmerioides, Pilea boiviniana….
Important: General reference information, not veterinary advice. If your pet has eaten Chinese Money Plant, contact your vet or a pet poison control center right away.
Based on Leafy's botanical safety database (genus-level classification).