Is Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig) Safe for Pets?

Q: Is Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig) safe for Dogs?

No, Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig) is toxic to Dogs and should never be given to them. Classic ornamental tree with weeping branches. Its milky white sap contains ficin and psoralen, causing contact dermatitis and gastrointestinal distress.

Q: Is Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig) safe for Cats?

No, Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig) is toxic to Cats and should never be given to them. Classic ornamental tree with weeping branches. Its milky white sap contains ficin and psoralen, causing contact dermatitis and gastrointestinal distress.

Q: Is Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig) safe for Rabbits?

No, Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig) is toxic to Rabbits and should never be given to them. Classic ornamental tree with weeping branches. Its milky white sap contains ficin and psoralen, causing contact dermatitis and gastrointestinal distress.

Q: Is Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig) safe for Birds?

Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig) calls for caution around Birds. Classic ornamental tree with weeping branches. Its milky white sap contains ficin and psoralen, causing contact dermatitis and gastrointestinal distress.

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Dangerous

Weeping Fig (Benjamin Fig)

Ficus benjamina

Safety by Pet

🐶 DogsToxic ✕

🐱 CatsToxic ✕

🐰 RabbitsToxic ✕

🐦 BirdsCaution ⚠

Classic ornamental tree with weeping branches. Its milky white sap contains ficin and psoralen, causing contact dermatitis and gastrointestinal distress.

Risk by Plant Part

🍃 Ingestion🤚 Contact

Sap/Latex

High Risk

Leaves

Caution

Symptoms

Dermal irritationoral irritationsalivationvomiting

Emergency Info

Contact the nearest emergency veterinary clinic immediately. Inform them of the plant name and estimated amount ingested.