Plant safety record
Ti Plant
Cordyline fruticosa
Ti Plant, Cordyline fruticosa, is toxic to cats and dogs within the ASPCA Cordyline terminalis evidence identity reconciled to current taxonomy.
Cats
TOXIC
Ti Plant is classified as toxic within this exact governed scope.
Dogs
TOXIC
Ti Plant is classified as toxic within this exact governed scope.
Quick answer
Keep pets away from Ti Plant. Contact a veterinarian promptly after suspected chewing, especially if symptoms develop.
Plant identity
Governed scientific identity: Cordyline fruticosa
Also called: Ti-Plant, Hawaiian Ti Plant, Baby Doll Ti Plant
Public taxonomy is Cordyline fruticosa. ASPCA source wording Cordyline terminalis is retained as evidence metadata only; the names do not create two identities.
What non-toxic means
ASPCA lists vomiting, depression, anorexia, hypersalivation, and dilated pupils in cats.
If your pet chewed it
Remove access and contact a veterinarian or animal poison-control service for suspected ingestion.
Prevention and placement
Place Ti Plant beyond pet reach and clear fallen leaves promptly.
Evidence scope
This conclusion is limited to the Cordyline fruticosa/Cordyline terminalis taxonomic entity; do not apply it to Cabbage Palm or other Good Luck Plant common-name identities.
Evidence and sources
- ASPCA — Ti PlantClassification for the governed identity or scope.
- Wikimedia Commons — Cordyline fruticosa.jpgImage source, creator, license, and representation provenance.