Toxic plants directory
Is Rose toxic to dogs or cats?
Rosa spp.
Dogs
Non-toxic
Cats
Non-toxic
About Rose
Roses are classified by the ASPCA as non-toxic to dogs and cats. The main risk isn't chemical but physical: thorns can injure the animal's mouth, tongue, or paws during biting or contact with the plant.
Symptoms of poisoning
- No toxic symptoms expected
- Risk of injuries to the mouth or paws caused by thorns
Toxic part of the plant
Not applicable — non-toxic plant (watch out for thorns, which are a physical risk, not a toxic one)
What to do if your pet ate this plant
No toxicity-related action is needed. Check the pet's mouth and paws for thorns or small injuries.
Frequently asked questions
Is Rose toxic to dogs?
No. According to ASPCA Animal Poison Control, Rose is not toxic to dogs.
Is Rose toxic to cats?
No. According to ASPCA Animal Poison Control, Rose is not toxic to cats.
Which part of Rose is toxic?
Not applicable — non-toxic plant (watch out for thorns, which are a physical risk, not a toxic one)
What should I do if my pet ate Rose?
No toxicity-related action is needed. Check the pet's mouth and paws for thorns or small injuries.
Important notice
This content is educational and does not replace a veterinary evaluation. If in doubt, or in the presence of any symptoms, contact a veterinarian or an animal poison control center immediately.