Good news for pet owners: Majesty palm (Ravenea rivularis) is not listed as toxic by the ASPCA or other major veterinary poison-control resources. Extensive searches reveal no credible reports of toxicity from seeds, leaves, or any other part of the plant.
You can safely keep your Majesty palm outdoors (or indoors) without worry for dogs or cats. As always, discourage pets from chewing on any houseplant, but this species poses no known poisoning risk.
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