Can Cat Eat Aregelia?
Also known as:
Crimson cupMarbled fingernailBlushing bromeliadOssifragi VaseMiniature Marble plantNeoregalia spp.
Aregelia bromeliads are non-toxic and safe for cats.
SafePlant
Generally Safe for Cats
This food is generally safe for cats when given in appropriate amounts.
These tropical bromeliads, also known as Neoregelia, are completely safe for cats according to the ASPCA. While non-toxic, excessive nibbling may cause mild stomach upset. These colorful plants with their dramatic blushing centers make excellent pet-friendly houseplants.
Detailed Information
These tropical bromeliads, also known as Neoregelia, are completely safe for cats according to the ASPCA. While non-toxic, excessive nibbling may cause mild stomach upset. These colorful plants with their dramatic blushing centers make excellent pet-friendly houseplants.
Potential Risks
- Toxic to cats
- May cause digestive upset
Recommendations
Aregelia bromeliads are safe to keep around cats. While non-toxic, discourage frequent chewing to protect both the plant and prevent minor digestive upset in your cat.
Veterinary Advice
Generally safe when given in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
Quick Facts
Safety LevelSafe
CategoryPlant
Last Updated7/24/2025
Sources
- ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
- Veterinary Nutritionist Guidelines
- Pet Food Safety Research