Are Norfolk pine trees poisonous for cats?




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I have 3 house only cats and 2 big house dogs, according to all the toxic lists, I have many many toxic plants in my home. My Bella likes to snack on plants but she has never attempted to snack on anything that is listed as toxic. I grow cat grass, catmint and catnip in small pots
throughout the house and that may be why she doesn’t attempt to snack on the others that I have to bring in for winter. My other 2 cats I inherited from my mom this past June and so far they show zero interest in any of the houseplants other than throwing the dirt into the floor and rolling in it! I will definitely have to keep an eye on the newest additions to my family because they aren’t used to being inside all the time and it would kill me if something happened to either of these precious kitties that link me to my beloved Mom who is now with my dad in Heaven.
A lot of people are saying this plant is toxic. Other websites even say that according to the ASPCA it is toxic. But I looked it up myself on ASPCA and they list it as non toxic to cats and dogs. They have it listed under Australian Pine, with Norfolk Island Pine being another name that is also used for it. Link below. https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants/australian-pine