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Cats should not nibble on the Monstera
Are Monstera poisonous to cats?
Whoever shares his life with cats, is particularly required in the selection of houseplants. In particular, the majestic window leaf is a temptation for your Stubentiger to nibble on the mighty leaves. Read here how to evaluate the poison content of Monstera species.
Monstera are poisonous to cats
A window leaf and your cat should not share space. The plant is one of the arum family, which already indicates the poisonous plant juice. Toxic potassium oxalate crystals, oxalic acid and bitter substances cause severe poisoning after being consumed by your pet:
Should an emergency occur, please contact a veterinarian immediately. If possible, take a sample of the consumed plant so that the veterinarian can quickly make the correct diagnosis and act in a targeted manner. It makes no difference if it is a Monstera deliciosa whose fruits are edible.