Not the scent. Cats are drawn to dangling spiderettes (play) and—key factor—the plant contains compounds related to opium that produce a mild hallucinogenic effect, similar to catnip.
ASPCA lists spider plant as non-toxic. However, compounds can cause vomiting, diarrhea, upset stomach. Effects vary by cat. Best to prevent access.
Monitor behavior. Vet visit if symptoms linger or are severe.
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