Dog and cat safety
Parlor Palm is a safer houseplant choice for many pet homes because it is commonly listed as non-toxic to dogs and cats. That does not mean it should be treated as pet food. Repeated chewing can still damage the plant, upset a sensitive stomach, or expose pets to soil, fertilizer, or pest treatments.
Safe does not mean chew-proof
Even non-toxic plants can cause mild vomiting or digestive upset if a pet eats a large amount. Move the plant out of reach if your pet keeps chewing it, and call your veterinarian if your pet seems ill, vomits repeatedly, becomes lethargic, or may have eaten soil additives or pesticides.
Care notes
Parlor palms tolerate lower light than many palms. Water when the top layer of soil begins to dry.
Pet-home placement tips
Use a sturdy pot and avoid placing it where pets can chew the lower fronds repeatedly.