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Yes, scindapsus pictus is toxic to dogs and cats. If your pet has ingested scindapsus pictus, contact your veterinarian or pet poison control immediately.
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Insoluble calcium oxalates cause both mechanical and chemical irritation. Calcium oxalate crystals are sharp and can slice mucous membranes. Chemical irritation occurs from histamine and enzyme release.
Rinse your pet's mouth with water or milk. You may also consult with your local veterinarian about administering antihistamines. If skin or eyes are affected, rinse thoroughly with water.
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Last updated: 7/6/2024
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