PawPlants pet safety guide
Spider Plant
Chlorophytum comosum
Generally listed as non-toxic to dogs and catsSpider plant is commonly used as a pet-friendlier houseplant choice. PawPlants still recommends preventing repeated chewing because any plant material can upset a pet's stomach.
Signs to watch for
Not listed here as a toxic plant; repeated chewing can still cause ordinary stomach upset in some pets.
What to do if your pet ate it
If your pet ate a large amount or seems sick, call your veterinarian. For routine pet-proofing, keep plants from becoming chew toys.
This page is for quick reference only and does not replace advice from your veterinarian.
Source note
This page is based on pet plant safety references, including ASPCA Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants database.
Related plant checks
Compare this plant with other common houseplants before bringing new greenery into a home with pets.