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Is Pink quill toxic to cats and dogs?

Pink quill is not listed in the ASPCA’s toxic and non-toxic plant database, so we cannot confirm it is safe for cats and dogs. Keep it out of reach of pets, and call your vet if your pet chews it.

Pink quill — Tillandsia cyanea
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Pink quill Tillandsia cyanea

What to do if your pet ate it

There is no ASPCA record for this species, so the database cannot say whether it is toxic. If your pet has chewed it, call your vet, say which plant it was and roughly how much, and follow their advice.

Non-toxic plants for the same spot and light

Non-toxic plants that suit the same spot:

RosemaryRosmarinus officinalisBright / direct lightPet-safeAreca palmDypsis lutescensBright / direct lightPet-safeWax plantHoya carnosaBright / direct lightPet-safeSweetheart plantHoya kerriiBright / direct lightPet-safe

If you’re unsure whether this plant is safe for your specific pet, consult your vet before bringing it home.

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Related plants

Same genus or the same care pattern.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Pink quill safe for cats?

Pink quill is not listed in the ASPCA’s toxic and non-toxic plant database, so we cannot confirm it is safe for cats and dogs. Keep it out of reach of pets, and call your vet if your pet chews it.

Can I keep Pink quill with pets at home?

If you’re unsure whether this plant is safe for your specific pet, consult your vet before bringing it home.

Last reviewed: 2026-08-27