Pet toxicity
Is Pinstripe calathea toxic to cats and dogs?Calathea ornata
Pinstripe calathea is non-toxic to cats and dogs.
Good news — Pinstripe calathea is listed as non-toxic to cats, dogs, and horses by the ASPCA. You can keep it in a home with pets without worrying about accidental nibbling causing serious harm. That said, any plant material can cause mild stomach upset if eaten in large quantities, so it's still best to discourage chewing.
Keep it out of reach not because it's dangerous, but because moist soil and leaves can tempt curious pets who might dig or knock the pot over.
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Pet-safety information for catalogue plants uses ASPCA reference data where available. It is reference information, not veterinary advice.
Keeping pets safe around plants
Even non-toxic plants can cause mild stomach upset if eaten in large quantities. The Botanicaly app tracks your plants and flags toxicity risks — useful when you're building a pet-friendly indoor garden.
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Is Pinstripe calathea safe for cats?
Yes — Pinstripe calathea is listed as non-toxic to cats by the ASPCA. It is not known to cause poisoning. However, eating large amounts of any plant can cause mild stomach upset, so it's best to discourage your cat from chewing it.
Is Pinstripe calathea safe for dogs?
Yes — Pinstripe calathea is non-toxic to dogs according to the ASPCA. It is not known to cause serious harm if nibbled. If your dog eats a large amount and seems unwell, contact your vet to be safe.
Can I keep Pinstripe calathea with pets at home?
Pinstripe calathea is considered pet-safe and is not listed as toxic by the ASPCA. You can safely keep it in a home with cats and dogs. It's still a good idea to keep plants out of reach to protect both the plant and your pet's digestive comfort.
