Yes, Mass Cane (Dracaena fragrans 'Massangeana') is toxic to cats. It contains saponins that cause vomiting, drooling, dilated pupils, and abdominal pain if ingested.
While many cats instinctively avoid toxic plants, don't rely on this. The safest approach:
Contact your veterinarian immediately. Bring a plant sample if possible. Most cases are mild to moderate with prompt care.
Enjoy your Mass Cane—just keep it out of paws' reach.
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