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Aloe Vera plant

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I know an aloe vera plant is poisonous to cats/dogs but I was wondering if it also applies to tegus? I would really like to put one in the enclosure but don't want him to get sick WHEN he eats it.
 

Nessie

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Here is a link to a list of edible plants that can go into an enclosure. I don't see aloe on there though.

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I have looked on the harmful plant list as well and do not see it there... my guess is the worst that could happen is it may give him the runs. I imagine it doesn't taste that good either so maybe he won't eat it.
 

Orion

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I would avoid using it since it can be harmful to some animals. Tegus tend to eat stuff and ask questions later. Mine tried to eat a digital thermometer the other day. I was ucky it had a wire attached and I caught it when I did.
 

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