Contains insoluble calcium oxalate crystals that cause intense burning and irritation of the mouth, tongue, and lips in cats. While rarely fatal, it causes significant discomfort.
🌿 Quick Care Guide
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Moderate Watering
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Keep Away from Cats
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🚨 What to Do If Your Cat Eats This Plant
Mild to moderate emergency—seek veterinary care.
Rinse your cat’s mouth gently with water (do not force).
Offer a small amount of milk or tuna water to soothe irritation.
Call your vet for advice—most cases resolve with supportive care.
Watch for breathing difficulty (rare but serious).
💡 Pro tip: Keep Monsteras on high shelves—they’re climbers and love to drape!
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